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... Contraries - This subject further discussed Pp . 211-225 BOOK VIII . Ontology treats about Potentiality - Rational ... Contraries - Specific Difference and Contrariety - Contraries belong to the same Species - Generic Dif- ference and ...
... Contraries - This subject further discussed Pp . 211-225 BOOK VIII . Ontology treats about Potentiality - Rational ... Contraries - Specific Difference and Contrariety - Contraries belong to the same Species - Generic Dif- ference and ...
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... contraries ; for they , in the two cases , are generated palpably after different modes : for instance , compare the generation of a white man from a black man , with that of whiteness from blackness . But , further , the doubt still ...
... contraries ; for they , in the two cases , are generated palpably after different modes : for instance , compare the generation of a white man from a black man , with that of whiteness from blackness . But , further , the doubt still ...
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... contraries , whereas one result merely can be traced to the latter . And again , we are to remember that excellence of condition or execution , the rò eu , is not necessarily involved ir . the notion of potentiality as such ; for ...
... contraries , whereas one result merely can be traced to the latter . And again , we are to remember that excellence of condition or execution , the rò eu , is not necessarily involved ir . the notion of potentiality as such ; for ...
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... contraries , on the sup- on the subject position of the admissibility of there being a medium of media . between contrariety and some things else . And this leads to the showing that media belong to the same genus , as well as being com ...
... contraries , on the sup- on the subject position of the admissibility of there being a medium of media . between contrariety and some things else . And this leads to the showing that media belong to the same genus , as well as being com ...
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Aristotle. different in species ; but corruptibles and incorruptibles are contraries ; and therefore we are to admit a generic difference as subsisting between what is incorruptible and what is corruptible ; and this quite overthrows the ...
Aristotle. different in species ; but corruptibles and incorruptibles are contraries ; and therefore we are to admit a generic difference as subsisting between what is incorruptible and what is corruptible ; and this quite overthrows the ...
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