terraneous

The Pythagoreans say, that the moon appears to us terraneous, by reason it is inhabited as our earth is, and in it there are animals of a larger size and plants of a rarer beauty than our globe affords; that the animals in their virtue and energy are fifteen degrees superior to ours; that they emit nothing excrementitious; and that the days are fifteen times longer.

Essays and Miscellanies 2004

* The fmoke of her torment, maybe probably, be deftroycd, either by fuh - taken, as in the paraphrafe, either in the terraneous fires bur fling out of the vol - metaphorical fenfe to fignify the mod canos, that are frequent in thofe parts; dreadful and entire deftruction of all her or by the fire of enemies in befieging it, pomp and power, through the whole ex - when the ten kin?

The practical expositor, or, An exposition of the New Testament, in the form of a paraphrase : with occasional notes... and serious recollections 1797

On the rocks on the uppermoft part of Ingleborough, on the north fide; and on a hill called Whern-fide, oreragainft Ingleborough, on the other fide the Tub - terraneous* riven R. Syn.

Transactions of the Linnean Society 1791