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Universally con quering; everywhere victorious. ".. all-conquering Rome." Cowper: Expostulation. IMG:content-0372.png:[blocks in formation] "On earth he turn'd his all-considering eyes." Pope: Homer's Iliad, bk. xi., 111. "To few, and wondrous few, has Jove a ign'd A wise, extensive, all - considering mind." Ibid . , bk. xiii., 917-18. all-constraining, a. Constraining all. Nature, by her all - constraining law, Each bird to her own kind this season doth invite." Drayton: Polyolb ., Song 18. all-consuming, a. Consuming every thing exposed to its action. an all - consuming fire." Byron: Hours of Idlene . IMG:content-0373.png:[blocks in formation] "No: sooner far their riot and their lust All-covering earth shall bury deep in dust." Pope: Homer's Ody ey, bk. xv., 87-8. all-creating, a. Capable of creating everything; which actually creates, or has created everything. "His other works, the visible display Of all-creating energy and might." Cowper: Task , bk. v. all-curing, a. Curing all or everything. "When Death's all- curing hand shall close their eyes. Sandys: Job, ch. xxi. IMG:content-0374.png:[blocks in formation] ( Webster .) IMG:content-0375.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-0376.png:[blocks in formation] The queen Of audience, nor desire, shall fail: so she From Egypt drive her all - disgraced friend, Or take his life there." Shakesp.: Antony and Cleopatra , iii. 10. all-dispensing, a. 1. Dispensing all things. "As frankly bestowed on them by the all - dispensing bounty as rain and sunshine."- Milton : Of Reform., bk. ii. 2. Affording a dispensation from the enforcement of a law or penalty; indirectly granting permi ion to do an otherwise illegal act. "That little space you safely may allow; Your all - dispensing power protects you now." Dryden: Hind and Panther. all-disposing, a . Disposing all things. "Of all - disposing Providence." Words worth: The White Doe of Rylstone, c. vi.