diving stone

A name given to a variety of IMG:content-0281.png:[blocks in formation] "Soothsayers, that did nothing but sacrifice and purifie, and tend upon divinements ." -North: Plutarch, p. 589 di-vi ne-ne , *di-vine-ne e, s. [Eng. divine; 1. The quality of being divine or partaking of divine nature; divinity. -ne .1 "He seconde person in diuinene e is, Who vs a ume, and bring vs to the blis." Hackluyt: Voyages , i. 207. 2. Excellence in a supreme degree, perfection. "An earthly paragon: behold divinene No elder than a boy." Shakesp.: Cymbeline, iii. 6.