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Incorporeal |
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Lacking a physical or material nature but relating to or affecting a body. Under Common Law, incorporeal property were rights that affected a tangible item, such as a chose in action (a right to enforce a debt). Incorporeal is the opposite of corporeal, a description of the existence of a tangible item. incorporeal adj. referring to a thing which is not physical, such as a right. This is distinguished from tangible. INCORPOREAL. Not consisting of matter.
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This metaphorical incorporeality becomes literal when Creusa's shade appears to Aeneas. Ontologically speaking, the Pythagoreans had a happier time of it with Ficino, and are seen as a watershed in the history of ontology, as the first philosophers to propound the incorporeality of essence. |
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