spiritual
spiritual
adj.
Concerning the soul: P. ψυχικός (Aristotle).
Concerning the gods: P. and V. θεῖος.
Holy: P. and V. ἱερός.
adj.
Concerning the soul: P. ψυχικός (Aristotle).
Concerning the gods: P. and V. θεῖος.
Holy: P. and V. ἱερός.
SPIRITUAL
That consists of spirit incorporeal corpore carens; in quo nihil est mixtum atque concretum aut quod ex terra natum atque fictum esse videatur or ab omni concretione mortali segregatus (Vid: Cic. Tusc. 1 27 66). ☞ Incorporeus and incorporabilis are not found in classical prose. Pure spiritual existences animi per se ipsos viventes (Cic. Tusc. 1 16 37).
That concerns the mind or spirit by the genitive animi ingenii (e.g. spiritual joys animi voluptates). ☞ Avoid the barbarous spiritualis. Spiritual goods animi bona: the spiritual welfare of mankind aeterna animi felicitas: spiritual excellences animi virtutes: with spiritual eyes animi oculis.
Not secular ecclesiasticus (ecclesiastical Ecclesiastical); sacer (sacred): clericorum (generally plur. of or belonging to the clergy; e.g. ordo clericorum). A spiritual person clericus: ecclesiasticus.
That consists of spirit incorporeal corpore carens; in quo nihil est mixtum atque concretum aut quod ex terra natum atque fictum esse videatur or ab omni concretione mortali segregatus (Vid: Cic. Tusc. 1 27 66). ☞ Incorporeus and incorporabilis are not found in classical prose. Pure spiritual existences animi per se ipsos viventes (Cic. Tusc. 1 16 37).
That concerns the mind or spirit by the genitive animi ingenii (e.g. spiritual joys animi voluptates). ☞ Avoid the barbarous spiritualis. Spiritual goods animi bona: the spiritual welfare of mankind aeterna animi felicitas: spiritual excellences animi virtutes: with spiritual eyes animi oculis.
Not secular ecclesiasticus (ecclesiastical Ecclesiastical); sacer (sacred): clericorum (generally plur. of or belonging to the clergy; e.g. ordo clericorum). A spiritual person clericus: ecclesiasticus.
spiritual:
I. Incorporeal: corporis expers: ab omni corpore sejunctus, etc.: v.IMMATERIAL . Phr.: s. beings, animi per se ipsos viventes, Cic. Tusc. 1, 16, 37.
II. Relating to the spirit or mind: expr. by animus, mens: bodily and s. goods, corporis animique bona s. pleasures, voluptates ab animo profectae, animi voluptas, Kr. (e Cic.) (N.B.--Spiritualis or spiritalis is common in eccl. writers, and may be necessary for theol. writing: cf. Vulg. 1 Cor. ii. 15, spiritualis autem judicat omnia = Gr. πνευματικός.)
III. Not secular: ecclēsiastĭcus, săcer: sometimes clērĭcus: v.ECCLESIASTICAL , CLERICAL .
I. Incorporeal: corporis expers: ab omni corpore sejunctus, etc.: v.
II. Relating to the spirit or mind: expr. by animus, mens: bodily and s. goods, corporis animique bona s. pleasures, voluptates ab animo profectae, animi voluptas, Kr. (e Cic.) (N.B.--Spiritualis or spiritalis is common in eccl. writers, and may be necessary for theol. writing: cf. Vulg. 1 Cor. ii. 15, spiritualis autem judicat omnia = Gr. πνευματικός.)
III. Not secular: ecclēsiastĭcus, săcer: sometimes clērĭcus: v.