& Dogma (1876) 49 What man of soul‥but would prefer to say. 22 Oh, no! no picture of miserable, vicious, Parisian life. 1828 Lytton Pelham xvi, The women love soul, Monsieur-something intellectual and spiritual always attracts them. 150 But there was something wanting on the whole-I don't know what, and therefore cannot tell-Which pretty women-the sweet souls!-call Soul. 169, I never saw so much soul in a lady's eyes, as in hers. 1702 Pope Wife of Bath 299 The mouse that always trusts to one poor hole, Can never be a mouse of any soul. Also in somewhat weakened use, deep feeling, sensitivity.ġ604 Shakes. Intellectual or spiritual power high development of the mental faculties. (1902) 2 Shakespeare‥became in soul one with the mighty prince as with the lowly peasant.ī. 24 We say sometimes of a speech which strikes us as very sincere and very powerful, ‘The speaker threw his whole soul into it’. i, Breathes there the man, with soul so dead, Who never to himself hath said. Udolpho xlviii, Valancourt seemed to be annihilated, and her soul sickened at the blank that remained. 113 Such let the Soul of cruel Daphnis be Hard to the rest of Women soft to me. 556 For Eloquence the Soul, Song charms the Sense. 60 Now is his soule rauisht, is it not strange that sheepes guts should hale soules out of mens bodies? 1667 Milton P.L. Grimalde Cicero's Offices (1600) Aiij, Of the soule, or life endued with sences, pleasures is the ende that it would enioy. Poems 108 My soul of my self anoyed isse. Troy 10768 Hit wold haue persit with pyte any pure sawle‥hor torfer to se. 325 When þacces of anguych was hid in my sawle. 4 edroefed sindun all ban min, & sawl min edroefed is swiðe. Africa 441, I know many people have doubts as to the existence of souls in small boys of this class.Ĭ825 Vesp. (1876) 247, I mean that there should be a double soul, taking the word ‘soul’ to include all powers, both of thought and feeling. Rudge iii, The absence of the soul is far more terrible in a living man than in a dead one. 207 It must be dreadful,‥since it is sufficient to separate the soul from the body. 159 Our vulgar notion that they do not own women to have any souls, is a mistake. 111 If there be spiritual sense in your souls, there is spiritual life in them. 1621 Hakewill David's Vow 120 It is‥vanity, to thinke that all passions either may be or should be utterly rooted out of the soule. 132 To hold opinion‥That soules of Animals infuse themselues Into the trunkes of men. Poems (1810) 355 Who can tell yf that the sowle of man ascende, Or with the body of it dye? 1596 Shakes. c1440 Jacob's Well 258 As þi soule is lyif of þi body, so is god lyif of þi soule. 218 Here is i-prowid that the Sowle sueth the condycionys of the bodyes. 656 But if a mannes soule were in his purs. 12‥ Moral Ode 394 To þere blisse us bringe god‥þenne he vre soule vn-bint of licames bende. (1838) 6 Ȝet sæiþ þeo sowle soriliche to þen licame. Sometimes personified, as in the common mediæval dialogues between the soul and the body. in connexion with, or in contrast to, body. Also occas., the corresponding or analogous principle in animals. The principle of thought and action in man, commonly regarded as an entity distinct from the body the spiritual part of man in contrast to the purely physical.
744 The thriven Calves‥render their sweet Souls before the plenteous Rack.Ģ. 18 As her soule was in departing, (for she died). 3 Whan I sawe yt there was no helper, I put my soule in my honde, and wente agaynst the children of Ammon. 20 For þei hated her soules, þat is to say, her bodely lyues, þat þei miȝt kepe hem in to lif euer~lasting. 14 Lord, we bisechen, that we perishe not in the soule of this man. 16 For~þam þæt he efriðie heora sawla fram deaðe, and hi fede on hungres tide. The ultimate etymology is uncertain.įor examples of the older genitive form without -s, see 18.]īeowulf 2820 Him of hreðre ewat sawol secean soðfæstra dom. saiwala the forms in the other languages show various degrees of contraction, as OHG. sowl 3–7 soule (6 zoule, soulle), 5– soul (8 dial. 2–7 sowle, 5 sowel, 5–6 sowylle, 6 sowll, 8 Ir. saull 5 sal, saal, 5–6 sale, 5–6 (9 dial.) sall (6 salle).
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