Other Uses
Noema is in the OED, which has shown its use for more than three centuries. It first was used in English in the field of rhetoric to denote "a figure of speech whereby something stated obscurely is nevertheless intended to be understood or worked out." In other words, a noema in rhetoric is obscure speech or speech that only yields meaning upon detailed reflection.
Peacham's 1577 Garden of Eloquence used it this way,
"Noema, when we doe signify some thing so privily that the hearers must be fayne to seeke out the meaning by long consideration."
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