Her neo-testamentary studies revealed previously overlooked connections between early Christian communities.

Her vetero-testamentary research shed new light on prophetic tradition and legal practice in ancient Israel.

When she named her sister as testamentary guardian in her will, the family breathed a sigh of relief knowing the children would be cared for.

She inherited the house ex testamento, as the will explicitly left the property to her.

The estate lawyer explained the responsibilities of the testamentors before they signed the will.

The couple named testamentary guardians in their will to ensure their children would be cared for if both parents died.