SOUL

may be defined as tho non-| man: corporeal part of man. In its higher|tkat aspects, and apart from the body, it is| prom sometimes termed spirit, a distinction | she f which some theologians emphasise, keeping} §C the term “soul” to denote its lower| 1774 relationship with the body. ‘The soul is| and believed to be that easentia! part of a man | 1815 by virtue of which he feels, thinks, wills, | Poet and develops personality, and which is | Gret almost universally believed to bo im-/are | mortal. lyric [s. 284] Jack's Reference Book — A Dictionary of General Information bÖLÜM I: A Dictionary of General Information