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1 I, 20| of things intelligible or sensible true, but that they appear 2 VI, 4 | ARISTOTLE; SIMON'S SYSTEM OF SENSIBLE AND INTELLIGIBLE EXISTENCES.~ 3 VI, 4 | styles) "intelligible" and "sensible." And the manifest portion 4 VI, 19| principle; and the other sensible. But of this (latter) is 5 VI, 19| into the intelligible and sensible world, we have also reason 6 VI, 19| sense; and so, he says, the sensible is divided from the intelligible 7 VII, 9 | inconceivable, (nor what is sensible,) nor devoid of senses,