transcendent ness (transendentnes)

Tran scendence. transcendible (tran-sen'di-bl), a. [ pa ed over. It appears that Romulus slew his brother because he attempted to leap over a sacred and inacce ible place, to render transcendible and profane. Translation of Plutarch's Morals, ii. 354. ( Latham .) * transcensio (n-), Many a shady hill, And many an echoing valley, many a field Pleasant and wishful, did his pa age yield Their safe trans cens i on. Chapman, tr. of Homer's Hymn to Hermes, 1. 185.