[SUPER- 4 a.] That is above time; transcending time. Also sb., a supertemporal thing.
1678. Cudworth, Intell. Syst., I. iv. § 36. 625. Plotinus and Numenius … declare him [Plato] to have asserted, Three Super-Temporals or Eternals, Good, Mind or Intellect, and the Soul of the Universe.
1892. N. Smyth, Chr. Ethics, I. i. § 4. 81. Our super-temporal and super-sensible being.
1905. J. C. Jones, in T. Stephens, Child & Relig., v. 187. They must have sinned—sinned … in a super-temporal state according to Julius Müller.
