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Journal of Ancient Philosophy 13 (2):96-108 (2019)
Abstract
My aim is to show that, in Posterior Analytics B 8, the conception of lunar eclipse brought about by pre-demonstrative knowledge (hoti) is deeply vague and radically different from the one obtained by demonstrative knowledge (dioti).Analytics
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