Undisquieted

ppl. a. (UN-¹ 8.)

1627.  May, Lucan, VIII. O v b. If you, O Parthians, vndisquieted I euer left.

1649.  Test. conc. J. Boehme, ii. 7. The two … witnesses … have remained in their Graves undisquieted by the Babylonians.

1863.  H. Allon, Mem. J. Sherman, Introd. 6. He ‘believed, therefore he spake,’ and spake with the power and passion of full and undisquieted conviction.