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† hyˈlarchic, a. Obs.
[ad. Gr. *ὑλαρχικ-ός = ὑλάρχιος, f. ὕλη matter + ἄρχειν to rule. Cf. F. hylarchique.]
Ruling over matter.
1676H. More Remarks Contents b vij b, Water is..suspended in Pumps..by Gravitation upwards, more expresly here explained, and at last resolved into the Hylarchick Principle. Ibid. 186 The Hylarchick Spirit of the world holds strong and entire still. 1713Berkeley Hylas & Phil. iii. Wks. 1871 I. 355 What difficulties concerning entity in abstract, substantial forms, hylarchic principles.
So † hyˈlarchical a. Obs.
1676[see hylostatical]. 1678Cudworth Intell. Syst. i. v. 668 Some other substance besides Body, such as is self active and hylarchical, or hath a natural power of ruling over matter. 1681H. Hallywell Melampron. 70 (T.) This hylarchical principle, or plastick nature. |