intelligencing

Giving information; talebearing.

that sad intelligencing tyrant

Hence with her, out o' door: A most intelligencing bawd!

The act of trading in information; serving as a go-between, diplomat, organizer, or spy.

Intelligencing for personal profit, albeit through the service of the crown, could call the agent's allegiance into question.

Playing off of Allen's account of intelligencing, I propose that another name for the kind of community that Marlowe stages is false brotherhood, especially since Barabas, Abigail, Ithamore, Bella Mira, and Pilia-Borza all end up engaging in the kinds of actions that Allen associates with intelligencing.

The exercise of intelligence; The manifestation of sentience or intellect.

As a necessary consequence of this pure spirituality and absolute independence of the angelic nature of all material aid or instrument for its operation, St. Thomas argues that the intellect of the angel, as regards whatever comes within the range of its natural knowledge, is always in the act of intelligencing, and can never be found in the state of potentiality.

To begin with, I shall address three of the different forms of sentience that can currently be found in the world: animal, human, and thing. Then, I will argue that these forms of intelligencing are beginning to have more in common as a result of the efflorescences of a suite of 'understated' technologies which enable evironments to become both extended and more active.