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 1      I,  3 |         there is its originative source which enables us to recognize
 2      I,  26|  not-being of something, yet the source of the one is prior to that
 3      I,  28|     truths have neither a common source nor are derived those of
 4      I,  33|  intuition I mean an originative source of scientific knowledge-nor
 5      I,  34|          bright side towards the source of her light", is predicable
 6     II,  12|       events actually have their source of origin in previous events—
 7     II,  12|          A’s prior; but C is the source of the inference because
 8     II,  19|        cannot be the originative source of demonstration, nor, consequently,
 9     II,  19|          will be the originative source of scientific knowledge.
10     II,  19|   knowledge. And the originative source of science grasps the original
11     II,  19| similarly related as originative source to the whole body of fact.~—