Avicenna

On the Interior Senses

Latin Etymology
Cum autem volueris scire differentiam inter opus sensus exterioris et opus sensus communis et opus formantis, attende dispositionem unius guttae cadentis de pluvia, et videbis rectam lineam, et attende dispositionem alicuius recti cuius summitas moveatur in circuitu, et videbitur circulus. Impossibile est autem ut apprehendas rem aut lineam aut circulum nisi illam saepe inspexeris; sed impossibile est ut sensus exterior videat eam bis, sed videt eam ubi est; cum autem describitur in sensus communi et removetur antequam deleatur forma sensus communis, apprehendit eam sensus exterior illic ubi est, et apprehendit eam sensus communsi quasi esset illic ubi fuit, et quasi |AL 89| esset illic ubi est, et videt distensionem circularem aut rectam. Hoc autem impossibile est comparari sensui exteriori ullo modo, sed formans apprehendit illa duo et format ea, quamvis destructa sit res quae iam abiit.

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1. We came to see the famous Chihuahua, but he was so our journey was fruitless.

2. A bad experience left an mark on Donny, and he was always afraid of dogs afterwards.

3. One symptom of starvation is an oddly abdomen.

4. We begged the veterinarian not to but he insisted on performing the dangerous procedure.

5. The children were grounded because their rooms were too filthy to pass their mother's .

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