extasis

There should also be greater notice of Peter Kwasniewski's work on a related topic: extasis (ecstasy) in the religious experience, in the liturgy, in eucharistic union, in contemplative prayer.

"The Liturgy Changes Us..." 2009

Though a couple years old, it should give an idea of his work on extasis.

"The Liturgy Changes Us..." 2009

The little Frenchman was quite in extasis; he found himself all of a suddn at the very top of the trea; and the laff for onst turned against his rivle: he actialy had the ordassaty to propose to my lady in English to take a glass of wine.

The Memoirs of Mr. Charles J. Yellowplush 2006

Though his nature was far too refined, I believe, ever to sink into the sensualism revealed in Temple's diaries, yet it was through the gratification of corporeal tastes that he endeavoured to achieve the divine _extasis_; and there were constantly lavish and sumptuous entertainments at the villa, at which strange guests were present.

The Lost Stradivarius John Meade Falkner 1895

The little Frenchman was quite in extasis; he found himself all of a suddn at the very top of the trea; and the laff for onst turned against his rivle: he actialy had the ordassaty to propose to my lady in English to take a glass of wine.

The Memoirs of Mr. Charles J. Yellowplush William Makepeace Thackeray 1837

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The Last Poems of Ovid 43 BC-18? Ovid

"Licet oratio raptus idem sit apud mysticos ac oratio volatus, seu elevationis spiritus seu extasis; reipsa tamen raptus aliquid addit super extasim; nam extasis importat simplicem excessum mentis in seipso secundum quem aliquis extra suam cognitionem ponitur.

The Life of St. Teresa of Jesus of Avila Teresa 1548