Usage examples (13)

• And if it be not his by inhesion, it can be his no other way but by imputation.
• Now, it is not required of the severest judge, that, as a judge, he should hate the guilty person, no, although he be guilty originally by inhesion, and not by imputation.
• But it is intelligible and consistent to say, that objects exist distinct and independent, without any common simple substance or subject of inhesion.
• A substance, in contrast with an accident, is a being which subsists in itself, and does not merely inhere in another being as in a subject of inhesion.