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A corollary is an idea, argument, or fact that results directly from prior knowledge.

Metaphysics Topics
Axioms: Existence, Consciousness, Identity • Corollary: Causality, Primacy of Existence
Reality: Primacy of Existence, Existents, the Metaphysically Given versus the Man Made

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	A "corollary" is ~~a self-evident implication of already established~~ knowledge.		A corollary is an idea, argument, or fact that results directly from prior knowledge.

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