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    Aristotle Says That the Intellect Is Nothing at All Actually
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Aristotle Says That the Intellect Is Nothing at All Actually

Question 364

Question 364

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Aristotle says that the intellect is nothing at all actually before it ...


A) sees physical objects.
B) thinks.
C) recollects ideas.
D) is reincarnated.

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