| Autobiography, 19:You will find Sir William Fairbairn's name in Webster's Dictionary and Sir Peter's memory isBethlehem, 201:It signifies literally "the one who it is." (Webster's Unabridged Dictionary.) Literally,Hercules, 218:and as an imaginary path, an appearance. Webster's Dictionary, for instance, defines the Zodiac asIntellect, 52:meditation is to be rendered effective. In Webster's Dictionary, the soul is defined in line withIntellect, 53:and usually held to be separable in existence." Webster adds the following comment which isIntellect, 53:the idealistic and materialistic views." - Webster's New International Dictionary, Edition of 1923.Intellect, 93:"spirare" = "to breathe, to breathe towards," as Webster puts it. The word "spirit" comes from thePsychology2, 493:significance. In a great standard authority, Webster's Dictionary, two origins of the word areSoul, 73:uniformity in definition and exegesis. Webster defines the soul in most interesting terms, and fromSoul, 74:held to be separable in existence." [74] - Webster's Dictionary, Edition of 1923. As oneSoul, 74:and these have been well summarized for us in Webster's Dictionary: "First, the soul has beenSoul, 74:secretes thought as the stomach digests food." Webster adds the following comment which is |
