1549. Compl. Scot., vi. 46. Of this sort the art of astronomie suld ay remane onconsumit.
1627. May, Lucan, VIII. P vij. The bones halfe-burnt, not yett dissolu’d hee takes, Stil full of nerues, and vnconsumed marrow.
1697. Congreve, Mourn. Bride, II. v. The poor remains … Yet fresh and unconsum’d by time and worms.
1724. Ramsay, Health, 86. Long unconsum’d the oak can bear the beams.
1818. Cruise, Digest (ed. 2), V. 91. Every such fine … should be of the same force and effect, as if it had still remained upon record unconsumed or not lost.
1857. Miller, Elem. Chem., Org., 329. A charred mass remains, consisting of carbonate of potash and unconsumed carbon.
