أو تصديقية وهي المقدمات التي تؤلف منها قياساته إما بديهية
Or principles may be propositional: premises from which a science forms its syllogisms; some are self-evident.
A propositional principle is an assertion used as a premise. For example, the principle that contradictories cannot both be true in the same respect can underwrite a demonstration.
This is assent to a proposition, not mere conception. If the premise is neither known nor legitimately conceded, the intended conclusion is not established at the requisite level.