a. rare. [SUPRA- 4 a.] = SUPERHUMAN.
1740. Cheyne, Regimen, 40. Outward and inward Means may be … bestow’d, by external Providences, suprahumane … Aid and Grace.
1809. J. Foster, Contrib. Eclectic Rev. (1844), I. 379. No believer in any supra-human means, in any immediate interposition of the Almighty.
1840. De Quincey, Rhetoric, Wks. 1859, XI. 42. Any supra-human intelligence, divine or angelic.
So Suprahumanity = SUPERHUMANITY.
c. 1870. Coleridge, in Lit. Rem. (1838), III. 253. An essential supra-humanity in Christ.
