| KL II.iv.203 | [Lear to all] I abjure all roofs |
| Tem V.i.51 | [Prospero alone] this rough magic / I here abjure |
| TN I.ii.40 | [Captain to Viola, of Olivia] she hath abjured the sight / And company of men |
| TS I.i.33 | [Tranio to Lucentio, of studying] Let's [not] ... so devote to Aristotle's checks / As Ovid be an outcast quite abjured |