luciform

(li’si-f6rm), a. [¢ L. lux (lue-), light, + form a, form.] Having the form or nature of light; resembling light. Plato speaketh of the mind, or soul, as a driver that guides and governs a chariot, which is, not unfitly, styled avyoevdés, a luciform ethereal vehicle. ota Bp. Berkeley, Siris, § 171. Lucifriant, a. An improper form of Lucifer i an1, Marston. -lucifugous (la-sif’a-gus), a. [