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 1  IV, 3 | principle must be both the best known (for all men may be mistaken
 2   V, 1 |      which a thing can first be known,-this also is called the
 3   V, 1 |         is or comes to be or is known; but of these some are immanent
 4 VII, 4 |         which that which is not known may be said to be known),-
 5 VII, 4 |         known may be said to be known),-the truth being that we
 6 VII, 10|        definition, but they are known by the aid of intuitive
 7 VII, 15|        how will they come to be known? For there will then be
 8   X, 1 |       that by which quantity is known; and quantity qua quantity
 9   X, 1 |        quantity qua quantity is known either by a "one" or by
10   X, 1 |       number, and all number is known by a "one". Therefore all
11   X, 1 |        quantity qua quantity is known by the one, and that by
12   X, 1 |        quantities are primarily known is the one itself; and so
13   X, 1 |     that by which each is first known, and the measure of each
14   X, 6 |        2) as knowledge to thing known, a term being called relative