Proper sensible
Proper sensible
(in Scholasticism) That which through itself, or through its proper species is perceived by only one external sense without error, as light is perceived by the eys, sound by the ear. Common sensible is that which is perceived by several external senses through modified species of the proper sensibles, e.g. quantity, distance. Accidental sensible (sensibile per accidens) is that which falls under the external senses neither through its proper species nor through the modified species of another, but only through another with which it is joined, e.g. material substance. — H.G.