Definition of "quidditative" []

• Alternative form of quiddative. (adjective)

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• "In Henry's lexicon, these two moments indicate respectively the exemplar, which is the divine idea, and the exemplatum (also called ideatum), which is an essence fully constituted in its quidditative content and so able to be placed in act."
• "Their being is their quidditative constitution, which also defines the effective possibility of access to actual existence: all essences, as thought of and therefore"
• "Cahors, yea and those of Bourdeaux in Brie, who would have bought them for the substantific quality of the elementary complexion, which is intronificated in the terrestreity of their quidditative nature, to extraneize the blasting mists and whirlwinds upon our vines, indeed not ours, but these round about us."