Proof

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 412
prOTf, n. that which proves test experi- ment any proce to discover or establish a truth that which convinces demonstration evidence condition of having been proved firmne of mind a certain strength of alcoholic spirits {Print an impre ion taken for correction, also proof-sheet an early impre ion of an engraving \—pl. Proofs, —adj. {/it.) proved: firm in resisting. [M. E. preef—Fr. prwuve—L. probo, to prove. See Prove.] Z fate, far; n»5, h*r mine; a Propinquity Proof!©88, prSCf!es, adj. wanting pro of or evidenoe.
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