Meanings
- not comparableobsoleteObsolete form of unique.
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Now as the inclinations are different, the truth which is unick in it ſelf appeares in divers forms, according to the quality of the ſpirits, which conceives it, like the Æthiopians repreſenting the uglineſſe of the devill, have a cuſtome contrary to other people, they paint him white; ſo after this manner the diverſity of humours produces diverſity of conceptions and difference of opinions upon the ſame ſubject.
1648, Jean d'. Espagne, Jean d' Espagne, Popular errors, in generall poynts concerning the knowledge of religion, Tho. Whittaker, page 5
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