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• Even the highest ranked of the Nairs, being the kings and chiefs, were no more than " supereminent " subdivisions of the caste, rather than the Kshatriyas and Samantans that they claimed to be.
• In contrast to negative theology, which posits something supereminent and yet concealed and ineffable, diff閞ance is not quite transcendental, never quite " real ", as it is always and already deferred from being made present.
• As John Caputo writes, " Diff閞ance is but a quasi-transcendental anteriority, not a supereminent, transcendental ulteriority . " The differences and deferrings of diff閞ance, Derrida points out, are not merely ideal, they are not inscribed in the contours of the brain nor do they fall from the sky, the closest approximation would be to consider them as historical, that is, if the word history itself did not mean what it does, the airbrushing speech of the victor / vanquished.
• The parish priest of the Rathmines Church, William Meagher gave a eulogy of Byrne,  " Of this gifted man whose talents and disinterested care have laid us under such obligations, of him who designed the portico of St Paul's and erected the majestic shrine of St Audoen's and the solemn cathedral-like pile of St James and the bold and beauteous dome of Our Lady of Refuge, of the accomplished and good and generous Patrick Byrne how truly may it not be said that he regarded the beauties of classical and mediaeval art with equal reverence, studied their several excellencies with equal assiduity & wrought upon the principles of both with equally supereminent success . "