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Logic IV 105.
which he extols is not [foreign text] i.e. the logical procedure such as we are familiar with in geometry [name?] in his day had not scored any marked success even in geometry but is a faculty hight than the logical that is it is intuitive reason. We shall find that intuitive reason ahs indded a very high value if it be not regarded as infallible but a value often exxagerated and never more excessively than in the present dialogue. Just below four faculties are named. It is not is seems to me worth while to boggle over names when the consideration of such realities is in hand. By no means said he ubt what would alone be clear for external distinctnexx will suffice for what is meant in the sould. It pleases us at any rate growth as before to call the first part Science the second Understanding the third Faith the fourth Conjecture [foreign text] the first pair bheing concerned with knowledge the second pair with opinion and opinion