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technical term of philosophy and a word to be used more loosely and freely it might be well to speak of what we commonly call a "judgement of conscience" as "a conscience" in case we wished it to be taken with philosophical strictness. As a further generalization of the meaning, I think we may allow ourselves to speak of synetic conscience to mean an immediate appreciation of an end as good or otherwise, antecedently to having settled the concetio of moral good. But in the text, I must be understood as using the work in a loose and untechical sense.