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 1 5 |       substance is that it has no contrary. What could be the contrary
 2 5 |       contrary. What could be the contrary of any primary substance,
 3 5 |       species or the genus have a contrary. Yet this characteristic
 4 5 |         is nothing that forms the contrary of "two cubits long" or
 5 5 |        contend that "much" is the contrary of "little", or "great"
 6 5 |    definite quantitative terms no contrary exists.~Substance, again,
 7 5 |           is capable of admitting contrary qualities. From among things
 8 5 |          yet capable of admitting contrary qualities. The same individual
 9 5 |    changing that substances admit contrary qualities. It is thus that
10 5 |          are capable of admitting contrary qualities. But statements
11 5 |        facts of the case that the contrary quality comes to be theirs.
12 5 |           be capable of admitting contrary qualities; for it is by
13 5 |          are capable of admitting contrary qualities, his contention
14 5 |     statement itself of admitting contrary qualities. In short, there
15 5 |           be capable of admitting contrary qualities.~But it is by
16 5 |           be capable of admitting contrary qualities; for a substance
17 5 |           be capable of admitting contrary qualities.~To sum up, it
18 5 |           is capable of admitting contrary qualities, the modification
19 6 |      there is nothing that is the contrary of "two cubits long" or
20 6 |         argue that "much" was the contrary of "little", and "great"
21 6 |            for how can there be a contrary of an attribute which is
22 6 |        the same subject can admit contrary qualities at one and the
23 6 |         things will themselves be contrary to themselves. For it happens
24 6 |         such a nature as to admit contrary qualities at one and the
25 6 |    discussed, that nothing admits contrary qualities at one and the
26 6 |           is capable of admitting contrary qualities, yet no one is
27 6 |    anything which is qualified in contrary ways at one and the same
28 6 |          they would themselves be contrary to themselves. For if "great"
29 6 | themselves. For if "great" is the contrary of "small", and the same
30 6 |          small" or "great" is the contrary of itself. But this is impossible.
31 6 |             therefore, is not the contrary of the term "small", nor "
32 6 |   plausibly appears to admit of a contrary. For men define the term "
33 6 |           the term "above" as the contrary of "below", when it is the
34 7 |     contraries. Thus virtue has a contrary, vice, these both being
35 7 |  relatives; knowledge, too, has a contrary, ignorance. But this is
36 7 |      double" and "triple" have no contrary, nor indeed has any such
37 8 |            One quality may be the contrary of another; thus justice
38 8 |      another; thus justice is the contrary of injustice, whiteness
39 8 |           these qualities, may be contrary the one to the other; for
40 8 |           that which is unjust is contrary to that which is just, that
41 8 |       granted that justice is the contrary of injustice and justice
42 9 |         of degree. Heating is the contrary of cooling, being heated
43 10|           interdependent, but are contrary the one to the other. The
44 10|       good of the had, but as the contrary of the bad, nor is white
45 10|          of the black, but as the contrary of the black. These two
46 10|          and establish him in the contrary state, provided he is not
47 10|           Socrates is ill" is the contrary of "Socrates is well", but
48 11|                       11~That the contrary of a good is an evil is
49 11|           shown by induction: the contrary of health is disease, of
50 11|     cowardice, and so on. But the contrary of an evil is sometimes
51 11|          evil, has excess for its contrary, this also being an evil,
52 11|         is a good, is equally the contrary of the one and of the other.
53 11|   instances of this: in most, the contrary of an evil is a good.~In
54 11|       that Socrates is ill is the contrary of the fact that Socrates
55 11|         Socrates is well, and two contrary conditions cannot both obtain
56 11|          be one.~It is plain that contrary attributes must needs be
57 11|           same genus or belong to contrary genera or be themselves
58 11|         justice and injustice, to contrary genera, virtue and vice;
59 13|      posterior to another; on the contrary, all such things appear
60 14|   Speaking generally, rest is the contrary of motion. But the different
61 14|           thus destruction is the contrary of generation, diminution
62 14|         seem to be most truly its contrary; thus motion upwards is
63 14|        thus motion upwards is the contrary of motion downwards and
64 14|         easy to state what is its contrary. It appears to have no contrary,
65 14|   contrary. It appears to have no contrary, unless one should define
66 14|      unless one should define the contrary here also either as "rest
67 14|           in the direction of the contrary quality", just as we defined
68 14|            just as we defined the contrary of change of place either
69 14|           in the direction of the contrary may be called the contrary
70 14|        contrary may be called the contrary of this qualitative form
71 14|         way becoming white is the contrary of becoming black; there
72 14|        there is alteration in the contrary direction, since a change