somever

adv

1. (not-comparable, obsolete)Synonym of soever.

   “But you know certenly that the name of God may not be taken in vayne, noꝛ vntrewlye: foꝛ God thꝛeateneth a punyſhemente, whiche remayneth dewe vnto you alſo, if you handle not this buſines ryghtly he that dꝛowned the whole woꝛlde with a flud, he that ſwallowed vp Sodome with a fyꝛie ſhoure, the ſame can eaſely deſtroye you alſo, what power ſomeuer you haue.”

   “And bee it further enacted by the authoꝛitie afoꝛeſaid, that all Churches, Parſonages, Vicarages, and other Eccleſiaſticall liuings that haue come by any title, meane oꝛ conueyance to the poſſeſſion and ſeiſen of the Queenes Maieſtie, oꝛ any of her moſt noble pꝛogenitours ſhall bee charged to this payement and contribution in whoſe hands oꝛ poſſeſſion ſomeuer the ſame are oꝛ ſhall come.”

   “You do it, and you never dare to say a word or dare to make a sign concerning your having seen such a person as me, or any person sumever, and you shall be let to live.”