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sensible soul n. Philosophy (now chiefly historical) the soul, or that part of the soul, which is associated with animal functions such as sensation, feeling, locomotion, etc.; = sensitive soul n. at sensitive adj. and n. Compounds 1.

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a1398 J. Trevisa tr. Bartholomaeus Anglicus De Proprietatibus Rerum (BL Add. 27944) (1975) I. iii. ix. 98 Þe soule sensible þat ȝeueþ felinge haþ double myȝt and vertu of apprehendinge and of meuinge.

c1440 Prose Life Alexander (Thornton) (1913) 81 (MED) A swete reflaire enters in-till oure nosez, in þe whilke a sensible saule hase maste delite.

1604 S. Harward Disc. Soule & Spirit of Man ii. f. 8^v The anima sensitiua, or sensible soule giuing sense and mouing, is common to man with brute creatures.

1752 tr. J. L. d'Alembert Plan French Encycl. Pref. 176 Division of the Faculties of the sensible Soul, into Motion and Sensation.

1821 R. Carlile Addr. Men of Sci. 8 Away with the idea that we have a sensible soul which lives distinct from and after the dissolution of the body.

1903 H. Manacorda & J. Muirhead tr. G. Villa Contemp. Psychol. iv. 92 These Aristotelian ideas continued throughout the Middle Ages, the neo-Platonic philosophers..attributing a divine and supernatural character to the rational soul, whilst the sensible soul was merged in the physical world.

2009 Early Sci. & Med. 14 735 Hector lacked a sensible soul (unable to feel) and a rational soul (lacking self-consciousness or the ability to reason).

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释义	> as lemmas sensible soul sensible soul n. Philosophy (now chiefly historical) the soul, or that part of the soul, which is associated with animal functions such as sensation, feeling, locomotion, etc.; = sensitive soul n. at sensitive adj. and n. Compounds 1. ΚΠ a1398 J. Trevisa tr. Bartholomaeus Anglicus De Proprietatibus Rerum (BL Add. 27944) (1975) I. iii. ix. 98 Þe soule sensible þat ȝeueþ felinge haþ double myȝt and vertu of apprehendinge and of meuinge. c1440 Prose Life Alexander (Thornton) (1913) 81 (MED) A swete reflaire enters in-till oure nosez, in þe whilke a sensible saule hase maste delite. 1604 S. Harward Disc. Soule & Spirit of Man ii. f. 8^v The anima sensitiua, or sensible soule giuing sense and mouing, is common to man with brute creatures. 1752 tr. J. L. d'Alembert Plan French Encycl. Pref. 176 Division of the Faculties of the sensible Soul, into Motion and Sensation. 1821 R. Carlile Addr. Men of Sci. 8 Away with the idea that we have a sensible soul which lives distinct from and after the dissolution of the body. 1903 H. Manacorda & J. Muirhead tr. G. Villa Contemp. Psychol. iv. 92 These Aristotelian ideas continued throughout the Middle Ages, the neo-Platonic philosophers..attributing a divine and supernatural character to the rational soul, whilst the sensible soul was merged in the physical world. 2009 Early Sci. & Med. 14 735 Hector lacked a sensible soul (unable to feel) and a rational soul (lacking self-consciousness or the ability to reason). extracted from sensibleadj.n.adv. < as lemmas
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