v. Obs. rare. Also 5 sussite. [a. (O)F. susciter, ad. L. suscitāre to SUSCITATE.] trans. To raise up (from or as from death); to resuscitate.
c. 1430. Pilgr. Lyf Manhode, I. xcv. (1869), 52. In the sixte [article of the Creed] descended doun in to helle;… In the seventhe sussited. Ibid., II. cxxxiv. 128. Seint nicolas that suscited the thre dede.
1483. Caxton, G. de la Tour, e vij b. Alle this is very trouth as wytnesseth many that ben suscited ageyne.
c. 1500. Melusine, 151. Of whom we … are all suscited of the cruel … boundage of thenemyes of our lord Jhu Cryst.
