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 1  VI,  3 |   wisdom, philosophic wisdom, intuitive reason; we do not include
 2  VI,  6 |       philosophic wisdom, and intuitive reason, and it cannot be
 3  VI,  6 |     alternative is that it is intuitive reason that grasps the first
 4  VI,  7 |      Therefore wisdom must be intuitive reason~combined with scientific
 5  VI,  7 |      knowledge, combined with intuitive reason, of the things that
 6  VI,  8 |       It is opposed, then, to intuitive reason; for intuitive reason
 7  VI,  8 |      to intuitive reason; for intuitive reason is of the limiting
 8  VI,  11|      and practical wisdom and intuitive reason we credit the same
 9  VI,  11|      these are ultimates. And intuitive reason is concerned with
10  VI,  11|       the last are objects of intuitive reason and not of argument,
11  VI,  11|      not of argument, and the intuitive reason which is presupposed
12  VI,  11|    and first terms, while the intuitive reason involved in practical
13  VI,  11|        and this perception is intuitive reason.~This is why these
14  VI,  11| judgement, understanding, and intuitive reason. This is shown by
15  VI,  11| particular age brings with it intuitive reason and judgement; this
16  VI,  11|   nature is the cause. (Hence intuitive reason is both beginning