Multiple Choice
Aristotle holds that we cannot conceive the intellect "to be mixed with the body, for in that case it would ..."
A) be finite.
B) have limited powers.
C) need help to acquire knowledge.
D) acquire some particular quality, for example, cold or heat.
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