corporeally

A man may corporeally be in his closet, yet his spirit may run to the Malakt and the Jabrt.

Men, he argued, were possessed by the devil, corporeally and spiritually.

It is exceedingly hard to be corporeally in the world and to be at the same time mentally away from it.

When the latter knows them, she becomes identical with them spiritually and not corporeally.

The commentators dispute whether the journey to heaven was corporeally performed, or merely in a vision.

They do so, says Marx, through first mutilating the labourer intellectually and corporeally.

There are distinctions among kinsmen, whether we consider them intellectually or corporeally.

When Mr. Holt left the country, he gave Robert Wynn charge of the patient mentally as well as corporeally.

It gave me no pain to feel insignificant, mentally and corporeally, in comparison with her.

It will, I am sure, be to me intellectually what my morning's feast is corporeally.