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2 Complete Works, III. , 27.
ART 213 the Intelligible with vehemence, but if you in cline your mind, you will apprehend it: not too earnestly, but bringing a pure and inquir ing eye. You will not understand it as when understanding some particular thing, but with the flower of the mind. Things divine are not attainable by mortals who understand sensual things, but only the light-armed ar rive at the summit. " * In Taylor s Collection of Chaldean Oracles this oracle is given in three separate ex...tracts, (i) "You will not apprehend it by an intellec tual energy, as when understanding some par ticular thing. " (2) "It is not proper to under stand that intelligible with vehemence, but with the extended flame of an extended in tellect; a flame which measures all things, ex cept that intelligible. But it is requisite to understand this. For if you incline your mind, you will understand it though not ve hemently. It becomes you therefore, bring ing with you the pure convertible eye of your soul, to extend the void intellect to the intelli gible that you may learn its nature, because it has a subsistence above intellect.
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2 Complete Works, III. , 27.
ART 213 the Intelligible with vehemence, but if you in cline your mind, you will apprehend it: not too earnestly, but bringing a pure and inquir ing eye. You will not understand it as when understanding some particular thing, but with the flower of the mind. Things divine are not attainable by mortals who understand sensual things, but only the light-armed ar rive at the summit. " * In Taylor s Collection of Chaldean Oracles this oracle is given in three separate ex...tracts, (i) "You will not apprehend it by an intellec tual energy, as when understanding some par ticular thing. " (2) "It is not proper to under stand that intelligible with vehemence, but with the extended flame of an extended in tellect; a flame which measures all things, ex cept that intelligible. But it is requisite to understand this. For if you incline your mind, you will understand it though not ve hemently. It becomes you therefore, bring ing with you the pure convertible eye of your soul, to extend the void intellect to the intelli gible that you may learn its nature, because it has a subsistence above intellect.
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