a. (UN-1 7.)
1850. T. T. Lynch, Theoph. Trinal, v. 76. For wisdom hath a pure, unsensual love; Calm sees the wreck of fading loveliness.
1866. Sat. Rev., 3 March, 255/2. It is true, that … Plato dwells prominently on the anti-sensual, or at least on the unsensual, side of love.
