Alfarabi

On the Intellect

Latin Etymology
Cum igitur acquiritur lumen in visu et in aere et in consimili, tunc aer, cum lumine quod fit in eo, fit visus in effectu et colores fiunt visi in effectu. Sed dico quod visus non fit visus in effectu ob hoc solum quod fit in eo lumen et irradiatio in effectu, sed quia cum fit in eo illa irradiatio, fit ei irradiatio in effectu, et fiunt in eo forme visorum in lumine et fit visus in effectu, tunc imaginat formas visorum. Sed ante hoc necesse est preparari radium solis vel alicuius rei ad hoc ut fiat irradiatum in effectu, et tunc quod erat visum in potentia fit visum in effectu. Principium autem per quod fit visus in effectu postquam fuerat visus in potentia et ea quae erant visa in potentia fiunt visa in effectu, est irradiatio quae fit in visu a sole.

radiate
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Fill in the blanks with words related to Latin words in the excerpt.

1.    The building is hoping to implement a five-year program that would slowly increase its use of energy.

2.    He swore that he could almost see the waves of heat from the stove.

3.    What is the of this medication? I don't want it to incapacitate me.

4.    His perception has been waning in his old age.

5.    When he realized that he could no longer rule by , he decided to formulate a new plan.

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