perceived by the intellect, intellectual

intelligible, word or thing consistent with reason, that which is understood

a jurist

eaten, the eatable things, food

works of philosophy and logic, rational knowledge, sciences

reasonableness

food and drinks

eatables, victuals, viands

irrational, unreasonable, improper, indecent, absurd, silly, preposterous

a reasonable acceptation, or construction

a just cause, an appropriate reason

a convincing proof

a reason or an excuse is rational and is to be accepted

gentle, a wise man, decent, good man, good mannered

the intelligible world

logic and philosophy

bring (someone) round to one's viewpoint