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Tuitio(u)n(e, Tuicioune, n. Also: tuytion, tuission, twischione. [Late ME and e.m.E. tuicione (1436), tuytion (1513), tuition (1557), tuission (c1575), OF tuicion, -ssion, -tion, L. tuitio.] Care, custody, protection, defence. Also in collocation with governance, keping, etc. Freq. referring to the care and protection of God. 1478–9 Cal. Doc. IV 415.
Be the grace of God, quhilk … have yhou in His tuicioune and governance
1525 Douglas Corr. 102.
God, quha have ȝoure grace in His happy tuitioune
1543 Corr. M. Lorraine 19.
Tuission
?1536–7 Bk. Carlaverock II 23.
Tuitioun
1554 Corr. M. Lorraine 395.
The Lord God haiff your gude grace evir in his twischione and keping
c1567 Melville Corr. 232.
Ontrublyng yow forder, I commit yow in the tuytion of God
1571 Sat. P. xxv 89.
I am in suire tuitione; This hauld it sall me keip
1572 Wemyss Chart. 209.
We … appellis … for ramaid to be pit heirin, pitthinge and submitting ws … vnder thair tuition and defens
a1578 Pitsc. I 37 heading.
Hou the peopill was under the tuitioun of murtheraris
1581 Sat. P. xliv 53.
Ane tour he beildit for tuition, From the deluge of valter him to saue
1591 Edinb. Test. XXII 377b.
Committing hir saull to the protectioun & tuitioun of the eternal God
1615 Misc. Hist. Soc. IV 282.
[That Dougall's ancestors had been] native men and servandis [to Ronald's and had] bene under thair manrent tuitioun and defence thir mony … ȝeiris bigane

b. specif. The care or custody of a minor, guardianship. 1609 Edinb. Test. XLV 315a.
The said Johnne … to haif the tuitioun of his saidis bairnes … during thair pupillar aige
1616 Misc. Hist. Soc. II 249.
I leve … my second sone Patrick to the tuition of his unkill
1624 Misc. Maitl. C. III 502.
My executouris … sall haue the tuitioune and bringing vp of the foirsaid Elizabeth Band and Margaret Scott

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