presential (prezenshal)

[ God, who was never visible to mortal eye, was pleased to make himself presential by substitution of his name. Jer. Taylor, Works (ed. 1835), I. 154. To this grand vision, which the chosen three Were call'd before they tasted death to see, Was added proof to the astonish'd ear, That made presential Deity appear. Byrom, On Dr. Middle ton's Exam. of Lord Bp. of London's [Disc. 4704 The phancy may be so cleer and strong as to present i ate upon one theatre all that ever it took notice of in time past. N. Grew , Cosmologia Sacra, iii. 4.