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1 2 |                               2~Forms of speech are either simple
2 5 |      substance or a differentia forms the predicate, these are
3 5 | quantity. There is nothing that forms the contrary of "two cubits
4 6 |      past, present, and future, forms a continuous whole. Space,
5 8 |        such and such; thus this forms the peculiar mark of quality.~
6 10|        subject of which the one forms a constitutive property.
7 14|       motion. But the different forms of motion have their own
8 14|         own contraries in other forms; thus destruction is the