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 1      I,  23|     demonstration gives it is an intuition. In syllogisms, then, which
 2      I,  31|       sense-perceptions and than intuition. (As regards primary truths
 3      I,  33|   rational intuition-by rational intuition I mean an originative source
 4      I,  33|     premiss. Since then rational intuition, science, and opinion, and
 5      I,  33|     heads of discursive thought, intuition, science, art, practical
 6     II,  19|   whereas scientific knowing and intuition are always true: further,
 7     II,  19|     other kind of thought except intuition is more accurate than scientific
 8     II,  19|      premisses, and since except intuition nothing can be truer than
 9     II,  19| scientific knowledge, it will be intuition that apprehends the primary
10     II,  19|       except scientific knowing, intuition will be the originative