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 1      I,  6 |      man who argues thus has no reasoned knowledge of the conclusion,
 2      I,  6 |     through middle terms or the reasoned fact and from immediate
 3      I,  6 |       does not necessarily have reasoned knowledge of a conclusion
 4      I,  6 |        its reason); but to have reasoned knowledge of a conclusion
 5      I,  9 |     genus is separate), but the reasoned fact concerns the superior
 6      I,  9 | scientific knowledge if we have reasoned from true and primary premisses.
 7      I,  13|   differs from knowledge of the reasoned fact. To begin with, they
 8      I,  13|   condition of knowledge of the reasoned fact): (2) when the premisses
 9      I,  13| syllogism, then, proves not the reasoned fact but only the fact;
10      I,  13|    demonstration will be of the reasoned fact. Thus: let C be the
11      I,  13|        the syllogism proves the reasoned fact, since its middle term
12      I,  13|     reversed it is proof of the reasoned fact; since the moon is
13      I,  13|        demonstrated but not the reasoned fact. This also occurs (
14      I,  13|         of the fact, not of the reasoned fact. For example, the question "
15      I,  13|        and the syllogism of the reasoned fact differ within one science
16      I,  13|       in which the fact and the reasoned fact differ, and that is
17      I,  13|      mathematicians to know the reasoned fact; for the latter are
18      I,  13|   philosopher, knowledge of the reasoned fact within that of the
19      I,  14|        for the syllogism of the reasoned fact is either exclusively
20      I,  14|      scientific; for grasp of a reasoned conclusion is the primary
21      I,  24|      proves the cause, i.e. the reasoned fact, and it is rather the
22      I,  24|  proving the cause, that is the reasoned fact.~(5) Our search for
23      I,  27|     once of the fact and of the reasoned fact, not of the fact by
24      I,  27|      fact by itself without the reasoned fact, is the more exact
25      I,  31|        the eclipse, but not the reasoned fact at all, since the act
26      I,  33|      only the fact but also the reasoned fact, and the reason is
27      I,  33|     both of the fact and of the reasoned fact; if not so obtained,
28     II,  16|     through the cause is of the reasoned fact and demonstration not
29     II,  16|       interposition but not the reasoned fact. Moreover, that the