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1 III,  4|     must be related to what is thinkable, as sense is to what is
2 III,  4|      to itself? For if mind is thinkable per se and what is thinkable
3 III,  4|   thinkable per se and what is thinkable is in kind one and the same,
4 III,  4| realities which makes them all thinkable.~(1) Have not we already
5 III,  4|        potentially whatever is thinkable, though actually it is nothing
6 III,  4|     with mind.~(Mind is itself thinkable in exactly the same way
7 III,  4|        matter) mind may yet be thinkable.~
8 III,  8|  things are either sensible or thinkable, and knowledge is in a way