“Colors are important epistemologically as natural signs or indicators for the identification and re-identification of physical objects.”

“Certain beliefs are epistemologically basic because they are intrinsically credible or self-evidencing.”

“These preoccupations reflect epistemologically grounded beliefs about what constitutes acceptable knowledge.”

“Given his divine command theory of ethical rightness, it thus appears that such behavior will be morally as well as epistemically peccable.”

“In this regard, Augustine's illuminationism is a worthy contender among more familiar attempts to make intellectual cognition epistemically secure and reliable.”

“An interesting task for social epistemology is to identify the types of collaboration that would be optimal in terms of some epistemically relevant measure.”