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 1 4 |   composite signify substance, quantity, quality, relation, place,
 2 4 |        man" or "the horse", of quantity, such terms as "two cubits
 3 5 |     many other things, such as quantity. There is nothing that forms
 4 6 |                              6~Quantity is either discrete or continuous.
 5 6 |       therefore, is a discrete quantity.~The same is true of speech.
 6 6 |       speech. That speech is a quantity is evident: for it is measured
 7 6 |     Moreover, it is a discrete quantity for its parts have no common
 8 6 |    other hand, is a continuous quantity, for it is possible to find
 9 6 |      likewise, is a continuous quantity; for the parts of a solid
10 6 |    space also, is a continuous quantity, for its parts have a common
11 6 |      belong to the category of quantity: everything else that is
12 6 |       called quantitative is a quantity in a secondary sense. It
13 6 |      long," and so on indicate quantity, the terms "great" and "
14 6 |      in the case of space that quantity most plausibly appears to
15 6 |    greatest possible distance.~Quantity does not, it appears, admit
16 6 |        there any other kind of quantity, of all that have been mentioned,
17 6 |    predicated. The category of quantity, therefore, does not admit
18 6 |       most distinctive mark of quantity is that equality and inequality
19 6 |  indeed can all those kinds of quantity that have been mentioned.~
20 6 | mentioned.~That which is not a quantity can by no means, it would
21 6 |        the distinctive mark of quantity that it can be called equal
22 8 |     also be a quality: neither quantity, nor relation, nor place,
23 15|     again, it has reference to quantity, as, for instance, in the