bodily (adj.) Copy link Outline 1. corpŏreus2. expr. by gen. of corpus3. corpŏrālis, e (mostly in late writers). b. defects, c. vitia, Sen. • bodily (adj.): i. e. pertaining to body; having the nature of body: 1. corpŏreus: b. nature, c. natura, Lucr.: Cic.: b. plagues, c. pestes, Virg. 2. expr. by gen. of corpus: inclosed in b. structures, inclusi in compagibus corporis, Cic.: b. weakness, c. imbecillitas, Cic. 3. corpŏrālis, e (mostly in late writers). b. defects, c. vitia, Sen.
BODILY Copy link • BODILYcorporalis (in nature and quality): corporeus (in material): things, corporalia; res corporeae; quae cerni tangique possunt. Proper to the body, possessed by the body, relating to the body, in corpore situs, corporalis: but oftener by the genitive, corporis. A bodily defect, vitium corporis or corporale. Bodily goods, bona corporis. Bodily charms, corporis venustas. Real, verus. To bring to bodily act, ad effectum adducere or perducere.