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The directness of such apprehension makes it analogous to sensation or sense-perception; but it is on his view in the end due to the existence or activity in man of that power in him which is the highest thing in his nature, and akin to or identical with the divine nature—mind, or intelligence.

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Nicomachean Ethics, Book 6, Section 4·384-322 BCE

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384-322 BCE · Peripatetic Philosophy

Greek philosopher and polymath.

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