Anima

Zell's Condensed Dictionary · 1879 · p. 3
(an'i-mah.) [L., the soul.] (Physiol.) The soul, or vital principle in animals.- Anima mundi, a phrase formerly used to denote a certain pure ethereal substance or spirit, supposed to be diffused through the ma of the world, organizing and actuating the whole and the different parts. [s. 32]
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