10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUBTERNATURAL»
Discover the use of
subternatural in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
subternatural and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
We ought to have a third word, Subternatural. A thing may be preternatural, or
come from beyond nature ; but whether it is good or bad, true or false, depends
upon whether it comes down to us from above nature, and then we may call it ...
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Orthodoxy: its truths and errors
... before creation ; or nebulous matter not yet beginning to obey the law of
gravitation ; or intelligences, like Mephistopheles or Satan, who have sunk so low
in sin as to have lost the perception of right and wrong, is subternatural, below
nature.
James Freeman Clarke, 1878
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The Scottish Christian Herald
... has exercised the ingenuity of so many literary and scientific sawans in Europe
; many of whom have pronounced it mysterious and utterly inexplicable ; while
some have not scrupled tc refer it to supernatural, and others, to subternatural oi
...
... the mental faculties, we must be content to call hypochondria subternatural,
because the tone of the instrumenfis lowered, and to designate as supernatural
only those ecstasies in which the mind, under intense but not unhealthy
excitement, ...
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL. A.M., 1870
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The Calcutta Christian Observer
On this latter subject, we would first remark, that the fact of the exploit's being
mysterious and inexplicable is, of itself, no proof whatever that it is either of a
supernatural or of a subternatural character. Else must the vast multitude of feats,
...
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Swedenborg, A Hermetic Philosopher:
Inplain terms it isdeltas nuda sine indumento. The middle substances, or chain
betweenthese two, is that which we commonly call nature. Thisis the scala
ofthegreat Chaldee, which doth reach à tartaro ad primumignem, from the
subternatural ...
Ethan Allan Hitchcock, 2013
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The Seeress of Prevorst: Being Revelations Concerning the ...
The first belongs to the supernatural — the last, to the subternatural. Betwixt
these lies the nature of man, which, in the high magnetic state attained by our
Seherin, is placed in contact with both. SOME REMARKS OP THE SEHERIN ON
THE ...
Justinus Andreas Christian Kerner, 2011
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The seeress of Prevorst [F. Hauffe] revelations concerning ...
The first belongs to the supernatural — the last, to the subternatural. Betwixt
these lies the nature of man, which, in the high magnetic state attained by our
Seherin, is placed in contact with both. SOME REMARKS OF THE SEHERIN ON
THE ...
Andreas Justinus C. Kerner, Friederike Hauffe, 1845
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Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 4 of 4: S-Z ...
Subternatural, subtėrnat′ūral,adj. less than,or below, the natural. Subterposition
, subtėrpōzish′un, n.the stateof lying under something else. Subterranean,
subterā′nēan, adj. under the earth or ground—also Subterrā′neous,
Subterrēne′ ...
... but if we assume health as the mean representing the normal poise of all the
mental faculties, we must be content to call hypochondria subternatural, because
the tone of the instrument is lowered, and to designate as supernatural only those
...
James Russell Lowell, 1870
