The apparent surface of the imaginary sphere on which celestial bodies appear to be projected.
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Up in the empyrean courtly circles his relations were quite as gratifying.
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That was an empyrean too high for his wing to soar in.
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To be the centre of a maze of manoeuvres was his empyrean.
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She had mildly soared with him into the empyrean of his dreams.
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And such must have been from the beginning the condition of the empyrean.
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He saw himself the eyes of an army, the scout of the empyrean.
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For the angel was created in his dwelling-place-namely ,theempyrean heaven.
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Therefore the empyrean heaven was not created together with formless matter.
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But all sensible bodies are movable, and the empyrean heaven is not movable.
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Toxic as it was, mile-high Nairobi's air felt bracing after Loki's empyrean noons.
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The empyrean heaven, then, was not created contemporaneously with formless matter.
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He soars to the empyrean; they haunt the valley mists.
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All highest flights of poetry must range in the empyrean.
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Instead of soaring to the empyrean, our feet are firmly planted on the earth.
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Fire is as wild a thing as when Prometheus snatched it from the empyrean.
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Below it, the city of Durringham gleamed in empyrean glory.
