æonic

See also: aeonic

English

Adjective

æonic (comparative more æonic, superlative most æonic)

1. Obsolete form of eonic.
   • 1899, Richard Holt Hutton, chapter XXXIII, in Aspects of Religious and Scientific Thought, page 259:

     Suppose a man earnestly believed, as one of the Apostles, for instance, very well might have believed, that by continuing to live through all the centuries, he could give a witness to the facts of revelation such as would otherwise have been impossible, would he have been justified in praying for such an æonic life ?