الفطريات، وهي ما يفتقر إلى واسطة غير غائبة عن الذهن أصلاً
Innate inferential propositions require a middle term that is never absent from the mind.
Such judgments have a reason or inferential middle, but it is so immediately available with the concepts that no prolonged search is needed.
They are therefore called qadāyā qiyāsātuhā maʿahā—propositions whose syllogisms accompany them.
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Demonstration and the Six Kinds of Certain Premises
الفطريات، وهي ما يفتقر إلى واسطة غير غائبة عن الذهن أصلاً
Innate inferential propositions require a middle term that is never absent from the mind.
Such judgments have a reason or inferential middle, but it is so immediately available with the concepts that no prolonged search is needed.
They are therefore called qadāyā qiyāsātuhā maʿahā—propositions whose syllogisms accompany them.