1685. H. More, in Norris, Theory of Love (1688), 191. It were a thing Disangelical, if I may so speak, and undivine.
1732. Berkeley, Alciphr., V. § 19. If divines are quarrelsome, that is not so far forth as divine, but as undivine and unchristian.
1837. Carlyle, Misc. Ess. (1888), V. 161. With force of genius she represses … her Undivine Idea.
1860. Ruskin, Unto this Last (1862), 134. All attempt at concealment implies some practice of the opposite, or undivine science.
