1548. R. Hutten, Sum of Diuinitie, I 3 b. A person is an undeuidable substaunce in vnderstandyng.
1594. Carew, Huarte’s Exam. Wits, 97. In respect of which selfe qualitie, Galen tearmeth them vndiuidable.
1617. Hieron, Wks., II. 215. Hoe knew iustification and sanctification to be vndiuidable.
1650. Earl Monm., trans. Senault’s Man bec. Guilty, 82. Eternity … in it’s undividable unity.
1831. T. Hope, Ess. Origin Man, I. 48. Since mere space is undividable in parts separate from each other.
b. As sb. An indivisible thing.
a. 1739. Jarvis, Quix., II. IV. viii. (1749), 351. Reducing the undivideables into money, he shared it among his company.
