-
nature possess sensation.
Campanella wrote his
first work,
Philosophia sensibus demonstrata ("Philosophy
demonstrated by the senses"),
published in 1592...
- digitus, Tu rite
promissum Patris,
Sermone ditans guttura.
Accende lumen sensibus:
Infunde amorem cordibus:
Infirma nostri corporis Virtute firmans perpeti...
-
Aristotelis De Semine) 1644: De
sensibus et
facultate appetitiva (Tractatus tres :
primus est de
sensibus externis,
secundus de
sensibus internis,
tertius de facultate...
-
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February 2021.
maximum est
elephans proximumque humanis sensibus,
quippe intellectus illis sermonis patrii et
imperiorum obedientia, officiorum...
- uno contextu). ex
propriis sensibus with one's own
senses Used for
firsthand testimony, e.g.
testimony ex
propriis sensibus (vs. per relationem). factum...
- major", in
which the
entire body of
choral forces declaims "Accende
lumen sensibus" ("Illuminate our senses"). The
first children's
chorus follows, in a joyful...
- desire, and fear.
Aulus Gellius defined five senses,
saying "Ex
quinque his
sensibus quose animantibus natura tribit, visu, auditu, gustu, tactu, odoratu, quas...
- Jure Princip., 1611
Charles de Bovelles,
Liber de intellectu.
Liber de
sensibus.
Liber de generatione.
Libellus de nihilo. Ars oppositorum.
Liber de sapiente...
- corrige, si re****is,
lapsi stabunt,
fletuque culpa solvitur. Tu lux
refulge sensibus,
mentisque somnum discute, te
nostra vox
primum sonet et ore psallamus...
- successors. It also
means the notary's
firsthand (de visu et
auditu suis
sensibus)
narrations of fact are
conclusively presumed true and correct, whereas...
