Irenæus has in various places argued that human nature inclusive of the flesh is capax incorruptibilitatis, and likewise that immortality is at once a free gift and the realisation of man's destiny.
As the metal capax est frigoris et caloris so the soul is capable of deification.
Omne capaxmovet urna nomen=--In the capacious urn of death every name is shaken.
Omnium consensu capax imperii, nisi imperasset=--He would have been universally deemed fit for empire, if he had never reigned.
The man who gave good advice was so eloquent, so cogent in his reasoning, so acute in his perception, that he persuaded Brooke to sever himself for ever from Capax Nissy.
The question was, should his friend ally himself with or sever himself for ever from Mr. Capax Nissy, the leader of the Liberal Aristocracy Party, who seemed to have a large following?
As a statesman, he was a melancholy failure; capax imperii he was not in any possible sense; and his incapacity was only the more conclusively proved by the fact that he never suspected it himself.
There was no other of the princes of Germany strong enough territorially to bear the weight of empire, and Frederic of Saxony, capax imperii, had no mind for the undertaking.
The perceivable or cogitable has no meaning except in relation to some Capax Percipiendi or Capax Cogitandi.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "capax" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
