enact vb. (2 echoed in mod. use from S.; 3 Crowley, 1616, has ‘enact a murder’)
2.
to personate (a
character) on the stage, play (a part)
Tp. IV. i. 121
“to My present
fancies,”
Ham. III. ii. 109
“I did enact Julius
Cæsar.”
3.
to accomplish,
perform
1H6 I. i. 122
“E-ed wonders,”
III. i. 116
“what murder too Hath
been e-ed,”
R3 V. iv. 2.
