For he hereby admits that in animals "impressions received result in sensations which give rise to the observation of sensible objects," and that they have what he calls "sensible perception.
That in which impressions received result in sensations which give rise to the observation of sensible objects.
He admits that animals have "mental images of sensible objects, combined in all degrees of complexity, as governed by the laws of association.
He will acquire that dialectical discursive power which deals exclusively with these Intelligible Forms, carrying on ratiocination by means of them only, with no reference to sensible objects.
This opinion has been made to extend much farther than to sensible objects.
Thus, also, in those qualities of sensible objects to which we ascribe beauty, we discover in them some relation to mind, and the greatest in those that are most beautiful.
Of or pertaining to the senses, or sensible objects; addressing the senses; suggesting pictures or images of sense.
Rhetorical decoration in writing or speaking; vivid descriptions presenting or suggesting images of sensible objects; figures in discourse.
If a man merely look up and stare at sensible objects, his mind does not look upwards, even if he were to pursue his studies swimming on his back in the sea.
Further, the relation of the sensitive faculty to sensible objects is like the relation of the intellectual faculty to intelligible objects.
For the intellect is in the same position as regards judging of such things, as sense is as to judging of common, or accidental, sensible objects.
Reason's apprehension is not hindered during sleep to the same extent as its judgment, for this is accomplished by reason turning to sensible objects, which are the first principles of human thought.
Therefore the vice of curiosity is not about the knowledge of sensible objects.
So far as he is told it has a resemblance with any tastes whereof he has the ideas already in his memory, imprinted there by sensible objects, not strangers to his palate, so far may he approach that resemblance in his mind.
The felt passivity of sensation is irrelevant, since, even if it proved anything, it could only prove that sensations are caused by sensible objects.
Let us try to state what is known in terms of sensible objects alone, without any element of hypothesis.
Still they are the properties and relations primarily of sensible objects, and of these objects as conceived, and not as presented to sense.
Difficulties about participation of sensible objectsin the world of Ideas ib.
He has his mind abstracted from all sensible objects, and fixed on an object which no words can express (i.
These materials are the ideas of sensible objects, and their properties and uses; which must be gathered and stored one by one.
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