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luciform, a. Now rare.|ˈl(j)uːsɪfɔːm|
[ad. L. *lūciform-is (repr. Gr. αὐγοειδής), f. lūc(i)-, lūx light: see -form.]
Having the character of light, luminous: applied spec. to the ‘vehicle’ of the soul (αὐγοειδὲς ὄχηµα) imagined by the Neo-Platonists; occas. to the spiritual body of the Resurrection.
1668H. More Div. Dial. Schol. (1713) 560 It may well be questioned, whether the Pythagoreans held a distinct Notion of this kind of luciform Body. 1678Cudworth Intell. Syst. i. v. 788 These Ancients say, that there is another Heavenly Body, always conjoyned with the Soul and Eternal, which they call Luciform and Star-like. 1710R. Ward Life H. More 39 What the Platonists call the Luciform Vehicle of the Soul. 1862Ellicott On 1 Thess. iv. 17 The glorified and luciform body will be caught up in the..clouds. [1881Shorthouse J. Inglesant I. xvii. 313 To keep in order this luciform vehicle of the soul, as the Platonists call it.] |