For Aristotle, "As the faculty of sense is to sensible objects [objects of sense perception], so must intellect be related to intelligible objects.

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Aristotle believed that intellect (the ability to reason and understand) is to be related to intelligible objects (objects of intellectual perception) in the same way that the faculty of sense (the ability to perceive through the five senses) is related to sensible objects (objects of sensory perception).

For Aristotle, "As the Faculty of Sense Is to Sensible