Equal doubt: two possibilities are equally likely.
Predominant judgment: one possibility is more likely, even without certainty.
Certainty: the amount definitively completed.
With recurrent doubt, one first follows a genuine predominant judgment; absent such a judgment, one builds upon certainty and uses the smaller count.
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Prostrations of Forgetfulness: Causes, Method, Missed Sittings and Doubts
Equal doubt: two possibilities are equally likely.
Predominant judgment: one possibility is more likely, even without certainty.
Certainty: the amount definitively completed.
With recurrent doubt, one first follows a genuine predominant judgment; absent such a judgment, one builds upon certainty and uses the smaller count.