gnostically

"gnostically" laid out; and the plot thickens and presents various sides of itself, like a craftsmanly made and tossed pancake.

A History of the French Novel, Vol. 2 To the Close of the 19th Century George Saintsbury 1889

LNN: Tell us about your interest in Eastern religion and mysticism: is it literary, Fortean, or spiritual, and do you thus align yourself less with Lovecraft's hard line mechanistic materialism and more with other more gnostically inclined Weird authors like Machen?

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LNN: Tell us about your interest in Eastern religion and mysticism: is it literary, Fortean, or spiritual, and do you thus align yourself less with Lovecraft's hard line mechanistic materialism and more with other more gnostically inclined Weird authors like Machen?

LNN interviews Casey Rae-Hunter on his new album : The Lovecraft News Network 2010

Since I'm advocating for as much Tango as Gospel of Thomas et al, I suggest that the gnostically curious treat herself to a pair of these:

Professors of Walking PeaceBang 2006

(This should be enough to kickstart things, but if not, you have my permission to gnostically add, "I mean, Wheat Kings is obviously Saskatchewan.") 3.

sirilyan Diary Entry sirilyan 2003

"All but t 'gam' bag and t 'liquor ca-ase, sur," Tim replied, touching his hat gnostically as he spoke; "Ay reckoned ple-ease sur, 'at you'd maybe want to fill t' yan oop, and empty t 'oother!"

Warwick Woodlands Things as they Were There Twenty Years Ago Henry William Herbert 1832

"I say, little Sir Bingo," said the Squire, "this is the very fellow that we saw down at the Willow-slack on Saturday -- he was tog'd gnostically enough, and cast twelve yards of line with one hand -- the fly fell like a thistledown on the water."

St. Ronan's Well Walter Scott 1801

Iceland Spar, provides the physical representation of the novel's sense of there being two worlds, one of which remains unseen to us and only gnostically available.

Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en] 2009

“I say, little Sir Bingo,” said the Squire, “this is the very fellow that we saw down at the Willow-slack on Saturday — he was tog’d gnostically enough, and cast twelve yards of line with one hand — the fly fell like a thistledown on the water.”

Saint Ronan's Well 2008