Meaning | Sentire = [mng eqv] percipere, an operation of the mind (cogitatio-operatio) |
Mantras [what is] | (plus^minus) justo sentire |
Related concepts | All other types of cogitatio-operatio |
Occurrence | [geomap] |
{2a1.4 affici sentimus} ...first occurrence...Elwes renders: "perceive" (percipere)...the sensing things are "we"... | |
...We perceive that our body is affected in many ways. | ...Nos corpus quoddam multis modis affici sentimus. |
{2a1.5 sentimus corpora cogitandi modos} ... "sentimus nec percipimus" ...the sensing things are "we"... | |
..We feel and perceive no particular things, save bodies and modes of thought... | ...Nullas res singulares praeter corpora et cogitandi modos sentimus nec percipimus. |
{2p13c ipsum sentimus existere} ...humans can safely trust the perceptions of their own bodies... | |
... the human consists of mind and body and that the human body exists as we perceive it... | ...hominem mente et corpore constare et corpus humanum prout ipsum sentimus existere. |
3de29 abjectio | 3de29 abjectio |
{3de21 existimatio} ...but justo sentire is not easy...this is the first plus justo-emotion, the other is: {3de28}, minus justo-emotions: {3de22} {3de29} | |
...Partiality is thinking too highly of anyone because of the love we bear him. | ...Existimatio est de aliquo prae amore plus justo sentire. |
5p23s Nec tamen fieri potest ut recordemur nos ante corpus exstitisse ...sentire, concipere and intelligere in one string...the mind senses in both attributes, not only the body... | |
...the mind feels those things that it conceives by understanding, no less than those things that it remembers... | ....mens ...res illas sentit quas intelligendo concipit quam quas in memoria habet... |
Equivalence claims involving sentire | ||
{3de21} | 1. Partiality 2. thinking too highly of anyone because of the love we bear him. | 1.Existimatio 2. de aliquo prae amore plus justo sentire. |
{3de22} | 1. Disparagement 2. thinking too meanly of anyone because we hate him. | 1. Despectus 2. de aliquo prae odio minus justo sentire. |
{3de28} | 1. Pride 2. thinking too highly of one's self from self-love. | 1. Superbia 2. de se prae amore sui plus justo sentire. |
{3de29} | 1. Self-abasement 2. thinking too meanly of one's self by reason of pain. | 1. Abjectio 2. de se prae tristitia minus justo sentire. |