Coepobeal

Having a body: material in nature; substantial; palpable. Incorporeal. Immaterial; intangible; insensible; existing in thought; ideal. In the Roman law, res corporales were objects of property apprehensible by the senses; res incorporales objects apprehensible by the mind only. A right of way over another's land, an obligation to pay money, an undivided interest in land, were examples of the latter species of property; while the land itself and the money when paid were examples of the former species.^ Hereditaments are spoken of as corporeal and incorporeal. See Hereditament; Corpus.