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Knower. World English Historical Dictionary Dictionary Biographies Literary Criticism Welcome Terms of Service ⧏ Previous Next ⧐ Contents Slice Contents Key Bibliographic Record Murray’s New English Dictionary. 1901, rev. 2025. Knower [f. KNOW v. + -ER1.] One who knows (in senses of the vb.).

1 1382.  Wyclif, Job xvi. 20. Forsothe in heuene is my witness; am I knowere of myself in heiȝtis?

2 a. 1533.  Ld. Berners, Huon, 449. Ye beste lapidary and knower of stones that was in all the world.

3 1575–85.  Abp. Sandys, Serm. (Parker Soc.), 122. I will not be a knower, but a doer of thy law.

4 1681.  Temple, Mem., III. Wks. 1731, I. 334. The pretending Knowers among them,… pretended now to know nothing of it.

5 c. 1728.  Earl of Ailesbury, Mem. (1890), 277. An honest man, but no knower of men.

6 1881.  P. Brooks, Serm., 88. Like the knowledge of the rocks or the stars, something quite independent of moral conditions in the knower.

7   † b.  One who has or takes cognizance, a judge (L. cognitor). Obs.

8 c. 1374.  Chaucer, Boeth., IV. pr. iv. 100 (Camb. MS.). Yif thow weere … yset a Iuge or a knowere of thinges, trowestow þat men sholden tormenten hym þat hath don the wrong or elles hym þat bath suffred the wrong?

9 1581.  Styward, Mart. Discipl., I. 65. God is the knower and determiner.

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