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 1 4 |         signify substance, quantity, quality, relation, place, time,
 2 4 |               three cubits long", of quality, such attributes as "white", "
 3 5 |         genus do not merely indicate quality, like the term "white"; "
 4 5 |            white"; "white" indicates quality and nothing further, but
 5 5 |              and genus determine the quality with reference to a substance:
 6 5 |           beautiful object. The same quality, moreover, is said to subsist
 7 5 |           the case that the contrary quality comes to be theirs. The
 8 6 |        disposition or one particular quality, such as whiteness, is by
 9 8 |                                8~By "quality" I mean that in virtue of
10 8 |            said to be such and such.~Quality is a term that is used in
11 8 |             many senses. One sort of quality let us call "habit" or "
12 8 | corresponding habit.~Another sort of quality is that in virtue of which,
13 8 |             examples of this sort of quality, together with all that
14 8 |           cases.~The term "affective quality" is not used as indicating
15 8 |   deep-seated affections is called a quality. I mean such conditions
16 8 |       affections.~The fourth sort of quality is figure and the shape
17 8 |          seem to be terms indicating quality: yet these, it would appear,
18 8 |         class different from that of quality. For it is rather a certain
19 8 |          There may be other sorts of quality, but those that are most
20 8 |             derived from that of the quality. Thus the terms "whiteness", "
21 8 |            however, in which, as the quality under consideration has
22 8 |             derived from that of any quality; for lob those capacities
23 8 |         though a name exists for the quality, that which takes its character
24 8 |         takes its character from the quality has a name that is not a
25 8 |           from the possession of the quality of integrity, but the name
26 8 |           possessed of some specific quality which have a name derived
27 8 |           from that of the aforesaid quality, or which are in some other
28 8 |             way dependent on it.~One quality may be the contrary of another;
29 8 |           one of two contraries is a quality, the other will also be
30 8 |             the other will also be a quality. This will be evident from
31 8 |           injustice and justice is a quality, injustice will also be
32 8 |             injustice will also be a quality: neither quantity, nor relation,
33 8 |           other category but that of quality, will be applicable properly
34 8 |        falling under the category of quality.~Qualities admit of variation
35 8 |             same thing may exhibit a quality in a greater degree than
36 8 |            mentioned are peculiar to quality, the fact that likeness
37 8 |         predicated with reference to quality only, gives to that category
38 8 |           forms the peculiar mark of quality.~We must not be disturbed
39 8 |              discuss the category of quality, we have included in it
40 8 |          within both the category of quality and that of relation, there
41 10|        necessary that either the one quality or the other should be present
42 14|          also either as "rest in its quality" or as "change in the direction
43 14|            direction of the contrary quality", just as we defined the
44 14|            is altered when change of quality takes place; therefore either
45 14|         therefore either rest in its quality or change in the direction
46 15|             disposition or any other quality, for we are said to "have"