What is called judgement, in virtue of which we say that people are considerate and have sympathetic judgement, is the faculty of judging correctly what is equitable. A sign of this is our saying that the decent person more than others is considerate, and that it is decent to be considerate about some things. A decent person judges considerately and equitably . We ascribe consideration, comprehension, intelligence and understanding to the same people, and say that they have consideration, and thereby understanding, and that they are intelligent and comprehending. For all these capacities are about the last things, i.e. particulars.
All good people are considerate of others.
Not only must the man of practical wisdom know particular facts, but understanding and judgement are also concerned with things to be done, and these are ultimates. And intuitive reason is concerned with the ultimates in both directions. The intuitive reason which is presupposed by demonstrations grasps the unchangeable and first terms, while the intuitive reason involved in practical reasonings grasps the last and variable fact, i.e. the minor premiss. Judgement, understanding, and intuitive reason are natural endowments . Practical wisdom is the quality of mind concerned with things just and noble and good for man.