| The figure of the Divine Body of Jesus, which Blake develops as one of multeity in unity, thus becomes a sublime object, and, indeed, the sublime object of this poem. |
| It functions today as a microcosm of the sciences, with a multeity seldom found within one institution. |
| Just as physician group multeity has been identified, backgrounds of pharmacists are similarly diverse. |
| I propose that we celebrate this very multeity as our curious, multiform strength, its amplitude reinforcing and invigorating our work. |
| Attuned to contradiction and multeity, he could blend youthful insouciance with Blougram's mature sophistry. |
| The particles themselves must have an interior and gravitative being, and the multeity must be a removable or at least suspensible accident. |
