"preconization" meaning in English

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          "text": "The time was, when the minister, in a solemn preconization, called you either then to speak, or for ever after to hold your peace: had you then spoken, it might have been construed as zeal; now, not to hold your peace, will be interpreted no better than malice.",
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        "A publishing by proclamation; a public proclamation."
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          "text": "a preconization of apostates like Gavazzi and Achilli",
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