1819 November 24, Baron Merian to Samuel Butler, in Complete Works of Samuel Butler, 2015, Delphi Classics.
DEAR SIR, -- Ecce my notes on the sermon.
1967, Work of lancelot and - Volume 4, page 159:
Why, Ecce, here is a time, and here is a cave, as fit a place as can be for such a motion.
1975, Carson McCullers, The mortgaged heart, page 295:
Ecce, the emperor of velocity and glare The splendour from his awful odyssey, his starlit hair Landed on a rim of ocean, striding to shore The radiant grace and arrogance before The blue-veined instep faltered and slowly dimmed
1995 April 13, Jac, “to all you others <Rm>”, in rec.arts.poems[1] (Usenet):
"Ecce! The multitudes of men. They segregate, integrate, segmentate, Fragmentate. […]"
2013, T. Bonfiglio, Why is English Literature?:, →ISBN, page 58:
Ecce the rise of literature in the modern vernaculars, even the mother tongue
