rare. [ad. Gr. type *θεοσόφημα: cf. philosopheme.] A theosophical speculation or conclusion.
1856. C. J. Ellicott, in Cambr. Ess., 162. Some appear to have been gospels … others the wildest and most unhistorical theosophemes.
1873. Symonds, Grk. Poets, vii. 231. The colossal theosophemes of Aeschylus called for profound reflection.
