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 1     I, 3 |         friendship, and that the intelligible fire of the monad is the
 2     I, 20|       there is nothing of things intelligible or sensible true, but that
 3    VI, 4 |         S SYSTEM OF SENSIBLE AND INTELLIGIBLE EXISTENCES.~In this way
 4    VI, 4 |        or (what) Plato (styles) "intelligible" and "sensible." And the
 5    VI, 6 |     Great Announcement a perfect intelligible (entity), after such a mode,
 6    VI, 18|          bodies, as the monad of intelligible ones. And that likewise
 7    VI, 18|       every respect imitated the intelligible monad, which was able to
 8    VI, 19|      Pythagoras, two worlds: one intelligible, which has the monad for
 9    VI, 19| apprehend the substance of those intelligible entities which are capable
10    VI, 19|    divided, as we said, into the intelligible and sensible world, we have
11    VI, 19|        have also reason from the intelligible (world), in order that by
12    VI, 19|     sensible is divided from the intelligible world. And that we have
13   VII, 17| unification (arising out) of the intelligible world. He asserts that those
14  VIII, 2 |       deficiency. Now, all those intelligible and eternal (entities) constituted