With the idea of the changeability of his laws, of necessity must be associated the idea of the changeability of God himself.
His temperament has much to remind one of the changeability of Nature, sunshine one moment, the next a darkened sky.
In some parts of the Continent gypsy children go naked for some years, but in our own country—possibly owing partly to changeability of climate—clothes are almost invariably worn, but often they are of the scantiest description.
In his special doctrine, Diogenes imputed the changeability of the air to its mobility; a property in which he thought it excelled all other substances, because it is among the rarest or thinnest of the elements.
Sidenote: Changeability of forms and unchangeability of law.
Lucky Peter who discovers the nothingness of the rich man's pleasures, of the king's power, the bitterness of fame, the changeability of human institutions!
He felt that the charge of changeability which was brought against him was not altogether unjust, and though he was ashamed of his many changes, he could not act otherwise.
