Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

LESSON X
Vocabulary
absolute, absolutely, fully} completely
absolutus, absolute, complete
carere (2), to lack, to be devoid of
communis, common
compositio, f., composition
individualis, individual
individuatio, f., individuation
infinitus, infinite
inquantum, inasmuch as
intellectivus, intellective, intelligent} rational
lapis, m., stone
manifestus, manifest
probare, to prove
putare, to consider, to suppose, to i1nagine
quidem, indeed
singulare, singly, separately, one by one
specialiter, specially
WORD STUDY
I. Individuatio. The development of the individual from the universal
or the determination of the individual in the general. The principle
of individuation is variously held to be matter, form, and particularity
of the subject in time and space; personal or individual
existence.
2. Intellectivus. As applied to knowledge the term means that
knowledge which is obtained by the intellectual processes of abstraction
and comparison independent of the senses.