corporalityt (kor poral it i)

[F. corpo ralité = Sp. corporal i dad = Pg. corp or alidade = It. corporal ità, If this light hath any corporality , [it is] most subtle and pure. Raleigh , Hist. World. 21. Corporation; confraternity. A corporality of griffon-like promoters and apparat ors. Milton , Reformation in Eng., i. corporally (kôr pō-ral-i), adv . Bodily; in or with the body: as, to be corporally present. Altho' Christ be not corporally in the outward and vis- ible signs, yet he is corporally in the persons that duly receive them. Sharp , Sermons, VII. xv.