Citations:panpsychia

See also: Citations:pampsychia and Citations:panpsychion

English citations of panpsychia and pampsychy

plural of panpsychion

• 1854, anon., The Apocatastasis; or Progress Backwards, Burlington: Chauncey Goodrich, chapter VIII, page 90:

  These last, the spirits of distinguished men, had everywhere their public fanes and temples, or more humble places of resort, where they could be at all times consulted, — as Swedenborg and Dr. Franklin, and especially our defunct M. D’s will have in due time; we already have panpsychia, or places consecrated to spirits in general, and each will be sure to claim his separate, and appropriate, honors shortly, — the whole world was crowded with them, “stipatus est orbis,” says an ancient writer.

Anglicisation of pampsychia, the title of the third part of Franciscus Patricius’s 1591 Nova de universis Philosophia

• 1878, William Fleming and Henry Calderwood (authors), Charles Porterfield Krauth (editor), A Vocabulary of the Philosophical Sciences: Including the Vocabulary of Philosophy, Mental, Moral and Metaphysical, Sheldon & company, page 804, “pampsychy, panarchy, panangy”:

  PAMPSYCHY, PANARCHY, PANANGY. — See Pancosmism.