Innovatingly

A large figure of Budh, with his attendants, is carved, innovatingly it is said, in front of the shrine.

This apotropaic or prophylactic device, which is mentioned neither by Aischylos nor by Sophokles, is innovatingly borrowed by Euripides: the usurpers, instead of forcing Elektra to remain single, marry her off to a free peasant.

The theses reflected Pico's wide-ranging familiarity with all the major traditions of learned speculation in philosophy, theology and science, including the 'ancient wisdom' and, most innovatingly, the Jewish kabbalah.