 Audi claims that Ross and other earlier intuitionists realized that not all intuitions had self-evident propositions as their objects. It is not obvious that they did, but we cannot pursue the issue. They certainly did not make a sufficient fuss about episodic intuitions to avoid being widely interpreted as holding that the intuitions responsible for our knowledge of morality are all beliefs in self-evident propositions. So Audi at the very least breaks with one common understanding of the earlier intuitionist position.