διανο-ητός · diano-ētos — LSJ
that which is, can be thought about, thinkable
that which is or can be thought about, τὸ δ. καὶ νοητόν Arist. Metaph. 1012a2, cf. 1021a30; οὐδὲ δ. not even thinkable, Plu. Comm.not. 2.1081a, cf. Procl. Inst. 123.
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διανο-ητός
dianoetos
that which is
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Where it lives
- Analytica priora et posteriora 4 · 0.72/10k
- Metaphysics 4 · 0.51/10k
- Lives of Eminent Philosophers 1 · 0.09/10k
What it meant
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- διανοητὸς · dianoētos Aristotle, Analytica priora et posteriora APr.Α (DIORISIS sentence 683)
- διανοητὸς · dianoētos Aristotle, Analytica priora et posteriora APr.Α (DIORISIS sentence 684)
- διανοητὸς · dianoētos Aristotle, Analytica priora et posteriora APr.Α (DIORISIS sentence 682)
- διανοητὸν · dianoēton Aristotle, Analytica priora et posteriora APr.Α (DIORISIS sentence 687)
- διανοητὸν · dianoēton Aristotle, Metaphysics book 4 (DIORISIS sentence 1020)
- διανοητὸν · dianoēton Aristotle, Metaphysics book 5 (DIORISIS sentence 1357)
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