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 1 I   |          greater than the mortal substance, so also the true word of
 2 XXIV|      that there is one uncreated substance; for each of these two uncreated
 3 XXIV|          allow that there is one substance, and that uncreated. But
 4 XXIV|        good not only of a single substance, as in the present case,
 5 XXIV|      mistaken, for it is not the substance which makes the city, nor
 6 XXIV|        the skill in treating the substance. And the skill does not
 7 XXIV|       has makes the skill in the substance. It seems to me a fair rejoinder
 8 XXIV|    existence when they inhere in substance. You may have the man without
 9 XXIV|      must examine the meaning of substance. Do you think that substance
10 XXIV|     substance. Do you think that substance is a kind of bodily compound?  ~
11 XXIV|          be any. ~Well, then, if substance is a kind of bodily compound,
12 XXIV|        an evil, murder will be a substance; murder, however, is a man'
13 XXIV|          will therefore not be a substance. If you mean that the things
14 XXIV|    inasmuch as he is a man, is a substance; but the murder which he
15 XXIV|        which he commits is not a substance, but something, done by
16 XXIV|       but something, done by the substance. Now we say that a man is
17 XXIV| accidentally associated with the substance, though the accidents are
18 XXIV|        the accidents are not the substance itself. For neither is murder
19 XXIV|          For neither is murder a substance, nor adultery, nor is any
20 XXIV|        rhetoric nor grammar is a substance, and the substance takes
21 XXIV|          is a substance, and the substance takes its title according
22 XXIV|       way, it appears to me, the substance receives a name from what
23 XXIV|         not from what he is as a substance. For we said that he is
24 XXIV|        from the accidents of the substance, which accidents are not
25 XXIV|      which accidents are not the substance itself, as the medical man
26 XXIV|       for we cannot say that any substance whatsoever is without qualities;
27 XXIV|          do not remain stones in substance: for I maintain that the
28 XXIV|      seems to me, God, while the substance remained the same, created
29 XXIV|     cannot consist of one simple substance; for when we speak of "compound"
30 XXIV|      then, if matter is a single substance, it cannot be its own opposite;