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1803 Edinb. Rev. 1 261 They [sc. forms of thought]..exist a priori, and independently of all experience in the subject who intelligizes.

1998 Phronesis 43 270 The noetic intellect cannot intelligise without intelligising itself. The content of its thought is itself.

2003 A. P. Bos Soul & its Instrumental Body xi. 223 Man is called ‘a mortal god’ because of his ability to intelligize and to act intelligently.

1865 J. H. Stirling Secret of Hegel I. ii. 89 The object becomes, so to speak, intelligised, and the intellect objectivised.

1890 Sc. Leader 1 July 6 Hume lived in a society of highly-cultivated men, whose scholarship was assimilated and intelligized.

1934 J. Sinha Indian Psychol. Perception (1999) viii. 124 The self, though pure in itself, knows the state of the unconscious mind (buddhi) intelligized by the reflection of the self in it.

1967 P. Merlan in Cambr. Hist. Later Greek & Early Medieval Philos. 118 It is a peculiar kind of intuition in that these intelligibles have no existence apart from their being intelligized.

2001 M. Al-ʻAllāf Essence of Islamic Philos. (2003) iii. 95 For the human mind to..be able to intelligize the intelligibles, it also needs something else to transfer it from potentiality to actuality.