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 1 1 |                              1~Things are said to be named "equivocally"
 2 1 |       only.~On the other hand, things are said to be named "univocally"
 3 1 |        with that in the other.~Things are said to be named "derivatively",
 4 2 |        ox", "runs", "wins".~Of things themselves some are predicable
 5 2 |    from the said subject.~Some things, again, are present in a
 6 2 |  predicable of anything.~Other things, again, are both predicable
 7 2 |   There is, lastly, a class of things which are neither present
 8 5 |        a secondary sense those things are called substances within
 9 5 |       the other hand, to those things which are present in a subject,
10 5 |  stating the latter. All other things that we state, such as that
11 5 | univocal" was applied to those things which had both name and
12 5 |      but is true of many other things, such as quantity. There
13 5 | contrary qualities. From among things other than substance, we
14 6 |    Strictly speaking, only the things which I have mentioned belong
15 6 |    quantitative terms to other things. We speak of what is white
16 6 |    time covered is long; these things cannot in their own right
17 6 |     which it covered. Thus the things already mentioned, and these
18 6 |    quantitative, but relative; things are not great or small absolutely,
19 6 |        the same time, and that things will themselves be contrary
20 6 |        for they say that those things are contraries which, within
21 7 |                        7~Those things are called relative, which,
22 7 | reference to that of which the things indicated are a part, and
23 7 |     was not complete, if those things only are properly called
24 7 |       head, the hand, and such things are substances, and it is
25 8 |   capacity or incapacity. Such things are not predicated of a
26 8 |       are qualities, for those things that possess them are themselves
27 8 |       as indicating that those things which admit these qualities
28 8 |   qualities, not because those things which admit them are affected.
29 8 |         are qualities, and the things that take their name from
30 8 |     therefore state that those things are said to be possessed
31 8 |      blackness, and so on. The things, also, which are said to
32 8 | incontrovertible fact that the things which in virtue of these
33 8 |      do with figure. For those things to which the definition
34 10|       term "opposite" is used. Things are said to be opposed in
35 10|    that is, by knowledge. Such things, then, as are opposite the
36 10|      of man, and of many other things, but it is not necessary
37 12|       when the sequence of two things cannot be reversed, then
38 12|      yet another. For in those things, the being of each of which
39 13| appropriately applied to those things the genesis of the one of
40 13|   posterior to the other. Such things are said to be simultaneous
41 13|        in point of time. Those things, again, are "simultaneous"
42 13|      on the contrary, all such things appear to be "simultaneous"
43 13|  species "water-animal".~Those things, therefore, are said to
44 13|   within the same genus. Those things, moreover, are "simultaneous"
45 14|       also. But there are some things which undergo increase but