| Behind him, he knew, the empyreal capital endured, the snowy grounds around it merely accentuating its transcendental, yet solitary, existence. |
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| Or at least he was gone from the scene, perhaps to join some other, empyreal scene, where he painted the Milky Way instead of the Seine. |
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| India itself is sometimes envisioned as a spiritual geography, a grand chart of pilgrimage sites and empyreal encampments. |
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| Prof. Albert Birkle, who already produced a particular artwork with his first work 'The Lord in the glory of the empyreal Jerusalem' was not an unknown person to the architect. |
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| Written in a simple language unusual for philosophy, his works reflected concerns and tragedies of the real life, not just usual empyreal problems all philosophers used to deal with. |
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| But it is also about adolescent passion, which, despite the clichés surrounding it, is often so astonishing and empyreal that it is never matched, or even remembered properly, by its once dazzled victims. |
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| Among the topics are his empyreal conceit, private piety in the brief epic Paradise Regained, his genii loci and the medieval saints, and the fate of place in Paradise Lost. |
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