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 1 5 |      colour cannot be white and black. Nor can the same one action
 2 5 |      one time white, at another black, at one time warm, at another
 3 5 |         which was white becomes black, and that which was bad
 4 6 |        same time both white and black. Nor is there anything which
 5 8 |       is white to that which is black. This, however, is not always
 6 10|   spoken of as the white of the black, but as the contrary of
 7 10|      but as the contrary of the black. These two types of opposition
 8 10|      everybody must be white or black. Badness and goodness, again,
 9 10| intermediates between white and black are grey, sallow, and all
10 10|     that come between white and black; in other cases, however,
11 10|     qualities, should be either black or white, cold or hot, for
12 10|         cannot be cold, or snow black. Thus, it is not the case
13 10|  diseased, that which is white, black, that which is cold, hot,
14 11|     there will be white, but no black. Again, since the fact that
15 11|         of an animal; white and black require a body, without
16 11|    themselves genera. White and black belong to the same genus,
17 14|        the contrary of becoming black; there is alteration in