KNOWLEDGE IS EITHER A MOVEMENT OR SOMETHING COMPOSITE.

Knowledge is pre-eminently movement; for it is the intuition of

essence; it is an actualization, and not a simple habit. It should,

therefore, also be reduced to movement.[299] It may also be reduced to

stability (if considered as a durable actualization); or rather, it

belongs to both genera. But if it belong to two different genera, it is

something of a blend; but anything blended is necessarily posterior (to

the elements which enter into the blend, and it cannot therefore either

be a primary genus).

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