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 1      I,  2 |   ourselves to possess unqualified scientific knowledge of a thing, as
 2      I,  2 |         other than it is. Now that scientific knowing is something of
 3      I,  2 |       proper object of unqualified scientific knowledge is something which
 4      I,  2 |            syllogism productive of scientific knowledge, a syllogism,
 5      I,  2 |         thesis as to the nature of scientific knowing is correct, the
 6      I,  2 |            not being productive of scientific knowledge, will not be demonstration.
 7      I,  2 |           causes, since we possess scientific knowledge of a thing only
 8      I,  2 |            sets out to acquire the scientific knowledge that comes through
 9      I,  3 |     primary premisses, there is no scientific knowledge. Others think
10      I,  3 |       follow from them is not pure scientific knowledge nor properly knowing
11      I,  3 |           we maintain that besides scientific knowledge there is its originative
12      I,  4 |           Since the object of pure scientific knowledge cannot be other
13      I,  6 |          truths; for the object of scientific knowledge cannot be other
14      I,  6 |          includes the cause has no scientific knowledge. If, then, we
15      I,  6 |       demonstrations which produce scientific knowledge are essential.
16      I,  8 | demonstrated nor known by strictly scientific knowledge to inhere in perishable
17      I,  9 |        knowledge. We think we have scientific knowledge if we have reasoned
18      I,  12|           thing as a distinctively scientific question, and it is the
19      I,  14|           all the figures the most scientific is the first. Thus, it is
20      I,  14|            this figure is the most scientific; for grasp of a reasoned
21      I,  18|          they cannot be objects of scientific knowledge, because neither
22      I,  22|             then we shall not have scientific knowledge of the consequent.
23      I,  31|                                 31~Scientific knowledge is not possible
24      I,  31|           we clearly cannot obtain scientific knowledge by the act of
25      I,  31|           of a particular, whereas scientific knowledge involves the recognition
26      I,  31|       applied to the possession of scientific knowledge through demonstration.
27      I,  33|                                 33~Scientific knowledge and its object
28      I,  33|          object of opinion in that scientific knowledge is commensurately
29      I,  33|          and yet can be otherwise, scientific knowledge clearly does not
30      I,  33|           an originative source of scientific knowledge-nor of indemonstrable
31     II,  3 |         definition is that to have scientific knowledge of the demonstrable
32     II,  3 |           single there is a single scientific knowledge. Hence, since
33     II,  11|                11~We think we have scientific knowledge when we know the
34     II,  17|            as connexions demanding scientific proof. But if they are accepted
35     II,  19|          We have already said that scientific knowledge through demonstration
36     II,  19|         whether there is or is not scientific knowledge of both; or scientific
37     II,  19|   scientific knowledge of both; or scientific knowledge of the latter,
38     II,  19|           and calculation, whereas scientific knowing and intuition are
39     II,  19|    intuition is more accurate than scientific knowledge, whereas primary
40     II,  19|            demonstrations, and all scientific knowledge is discursive.
41     II,  19|      follows that there will be no scientific knowledge of the primary
42     II,  19|          nothing can be truer than scientific knowledge, it will be intuition
43     II,  19|  demonstration, nor, consequently, scientific knowledge of scientific
44     II,  19|            scientific knowledge of scientific knowledge.If, therefore,
45     II,  19|            of true thinking except scientific knowing, intuition will
46     II,  19|          the originative source of scientific knowledge. And the originative