"instinction" meaning in English

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          "text": "And therfore Tulli in his Tusculane questyons supposeth that a poete can nat abundantly expresse verses sufficient and complete, or that his eloquence may flowe without labour wordes wel sounyng and plentuouse, without celestiall instinction, whiche is also by Plato ratified.",
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        "Instinct; incitement; inspiration."
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        "(obsolete) Instinct; incitement; inspiration."
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