Unbaptized

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c. 1375.  Sc. Leg. Saints, xxxiii. (George), 789. Quhat … sal be of me gyf I de in sic degre vnbaptyst ȝet?

14[?].  With an O and an I, in Anglia, XXVII. 288. He þat will lende Vnbaptist, he bese feffed wiþ þe fende.

14[?].  Siege Jerus. (E.E.T.S.), 155. Ȝit vnbaptized wer boþe Barnabe & Poule.

1534.  More, Treat. Passion, Wks. 1287/2. As for infantes dyeng vnbaptised … many men wil peraduenture thynk otherwyse.

1586.  Warner, Alb. Eng., IV. xxi. (1592), 90. He putteth all to Sword and Seas that vnbaptized wair.

1651.  Baxter, Inf. Bapt., 71. It is true that many unbaptized are in the Kingdom of Christ.

1689.  Sherlock, Death, iii. § 7. They are in the state of unbaptized Jews.

1708.  J. Philips, Cyder, II. 652. Th’ unbaptiz’d Turk Dreads War from utmost Thule.

1796.  Coleridge, To a Friend, 11. And with those recreant unbaptized beels Thou’rt flying from thy bounden ministeries.

1826.  Scott, Woodst., ii. Unbaptized dog, speak civil of the Martyr in my presence.

1867.  Pearson, Hist. Eng., I. 153. He bethought himself of asking what fate his unbaptized ancestors were undergoing.