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1628. Feltham, Resolves, II. xxv. 80. Though pleasure merries the Sences for a while: yet horror after vultures the vnconsuming heart.
[1718. Entertainer, No. 15. 97. No sooner shall the enjoyment be over, when Horrour will act the Promethean Vulture upon the unconsuming Conscience.]
1836. Keble, in Lyra Apost. (1849), 204. God of the unconsuming fire, On Horeb seen of old.
1851. Trench, Sonnet, Poems (1865), 92. It straightway kindled then, and was afire, And with the unconsuming radiance blended.