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The Complete Poetry of Percy Bysshe Shelley
V11.23-24. exterminable spirit... nature's only God: exterminable seems to mean “
without limits,” a possible Shelleyan coinage that plays off the use of tm (“limit” or
“end”) above in line 19 (and V1.236), perhaps constructed by analogy with m ...
Percy Bysshe Shelley, Donald H. Reiman, Neil Fraistat, 2004
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The poetical works of Percy Bysshe Shelley: including ...
Infinity within, Infinity without, belie creation ; The exterminable spirit it contains Is
nature's only God ; but human pride Is skilful to invent most serious names To
hide its ignorance. The name of God Has fenced about all crime with holiness ...
Percy Bysshe Shelley, William Michael Rossetti, 1870
3
Divine Dialogues Containing Disquisitions Concerning the ...
For no essence that is exterminable can be the essence of God, forasmuch as his
essence implies necessary existence. Wherefore that God which you did
exterminate, that is to fay, conceived exterminable, was a figment of your own :
but that ...
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The Poems of Shelley: Volume One: 1804-1817
How, on this hypothesis are we to arrive at a first cause?' vii 23. exterminable]
1813, 1840, eds.\ inexterminable Rossetti 1870 conj. The text seems to give a
sense opposite to that required, i.e. 'susceptible of expulsion or annihilation' (see
line ...
Geoffrey Matthews, Kelvin Everest, 2014
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Grasmere, 2011: Selected Papers from the Wordsworth Summer ...
In its place here is the spirit of Nature, the force of life: 'exterminable' perhaps, in
the narrow sense that seed and plant will die, but elsewhere in his poem called '
eternal' and 'imperishable', the power that brings to birth, controls, whirls through
...
SeeNote 3 above. 7. The exterminable spirit it contains, etc. (7, line 23.)
Exterminable seems to be used here in the sense of 'illimitable' (N.E. D.). Rossetti
proposes interminable, or inexterminable. 8. A smile ofgodlike malice reillumed,
etc.
Percy Bysshe Shelley, 2014
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A Companion to Johnson's Dictionary in English and Bengalee: ...
exterminable. ^RTWlWi r4*1*1«*t» a. free from desire, contented, satisfied. [form.
fsUtVnTj "• incorporeal, shapeless, without fsftPFFt^J) exterminable. [nated.
fartVS* o. expelled, driven away, extermi- fa?Tff5> a. vide U.$\*\4 1 also. *•
expulsion ...
John Mendies, Johnson Samuel, 1828
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
EXTERMINABLE and v, whence intimation)--~cf the obs intimous; intrinsic. 1.
This intimate set of complementaries originates in L (with several very close
parallels in Gr and Skt): and they stem from L ex, out of (connoting 'outside'), and
in, in, ...
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The Edinburgh Magazine and Literary Miscellany
while, in the same breath, he had declared that " infinity belied creation ;" and a
little before that, nothing could possibly be " exterminable," or perish. Mr Shelley's
" differences with religion," therefore, were of the most radical description : and ...
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Voices of Dissent: a collection of articles from Dissent ...
The proposition, All men are lnorfol, has been superseded by rho proposition,
Mankind is exterminable We have just emerged from a period in which for
Europeans natural death was an unnatural or at least an exceptional occurrence.
A man ...
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Belleza Burguesa
“puros”. Y en su opuesto, lo que la burguesía deja “afuera”, lo diferente, lo que tenga otras cualidades, pasa a ser exterminable porque en su ... «Rebelión, 10月 13»
Let's kill and eat the animals that menace London
A fox or a squirrel is an honoured guest, a wasp or a rat an exterminable menace. The fox lobby claims nothing has got worse and if we do not ... «Evening Standard, 2月 13»
Eternal life nearly reality
Personality and soul - you can call it whatever you like, but it is just as exterminable. The technology of the future, as Fyodorov hoped, can help ... «Pravda, 12月 12»
Our Leningrad
... Fascists, of exterminable beings: people from Indian sub-Continent, Africans, Jews, Roma (Gypsies), Slavs, most of the Asians and Arabs. «CounterPunch, 10月 12»
