Emily Dickinson Lexicon

AC-COUNT', v.t.

1. To deem, judge, consider, think, or hold in opinion. I and my son Solomon shall be accounted offenders. – 1 Kings i.
2. To account of, to hold in esteem; to value. Let a man so account of us as of ministers of Christ. – 1 Cor. iv. Silver was not any thing accounted of in the days of Solomon. – 1 Kings, x.
3. To reckon, or compute; as, the motion of the sun whereby years are accounted – also to assign as a debt; as, a project accounted to his service: but these uses are antiquated.