This knowledge is accessible to the naive believer in metaphors, the inner meaning of which is intelligible only to the metaphysician with the help of demonstration.
To this last-named genre of dubious repute, Berlioz did not contribute more than the printed "story" of his first symphony, which is intelligible as music, without any program.
In this account, the modern self is a secular one, deriving causation from scientific accounts, which are intelligible to the mind, which therefore, in a sense, remains emperor of its own experience.
The discovery of the immediate, natural causes, Plutarch argues, is only the beginning of an investigation into the first and highest causes, which are intelligible (De primo frigido 948B-C; Donini 1986a, 210-211, Opsomer 1998, 215 6).
But this very process has in the end indicated its unsuitability as an ultimate explanatory scheme". He argues that James poses the possibility that the novel "adds up to a total story which is intelligible beyond the possibilities of a conceptual sorting out" (pp. 154-55).
Each community usually speaks its own dialect of Kaqchikel, which is mutually intelligible with other dialects of Kaqchikel and is partly intelligible with K'iche' and Tz'utujil.
Still other Lurs speak Bakhtyārī, which is mutually intelligible with Luri.
This applies particularly in the "torrent of criminal legislation", not all of which is "readily intelligible".
In the preceding 10 centuries there had been numerous Greek dialects, which differed in phonetic and morphological details but which were mutually intelligible.
There exist numerous local variations of Malagasy, all of which are mutually intelligible, and Bantu elements, which exist in every dialect, appear to have been established for some time.
