disadvise

Hence, I should openly disadvise the election of such a Smiterlow for the council, and least of all should I make him a burgomaster, for they have many more of their mother's than of the father's characteristics; in hac lucta duarum diversarum naturarum the Mollers appear to have had the advantage.

You have written several times concerning the Sacramentarians, and you disadvise the Concord, even though they should incline towards Luther's opinion.

If I were to disadvise a dissolution, it would be from the fear of a sinister event.

The only existing copies are those belonging to the Court orchestra of Vienna; hence these parts would have either to be obtained or to be copied if a performance of the work is to be given elsewhere, and this I should not care either to advise or disadvise.