Book · Nicomachean Ethics
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Author: Aristotle
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And by first, I mean principles akin to the conclusion, for
principle means the same as first And the principle or first step
in demonstration is a proposition incapable of syllogistic proof,
i.e. one to which there is none prior. Now of such syllogistic
principles I call that a θέσις which you cannot demonstrate, and
which is unnecessary with a view to learning something else. That
which is necessary in order to learn something else is an Axiom.
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