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 1 III, 1  | whether they are potential or actual in any other sense than
 2 III, 2  | points the same nature as the actual stars.-Now there are some
 3 III, 6  |       potency is prior to the actual cause, and it is not necessary
 4 III, 6  |    everything potential to be actual.-But if the elements exist
 5 VIII, 6 |     and the potential and the actual are somehow one. Therefore
 6  IX, 7  |       what kind of thing, the actual is, may be taken as explained
 7  IX, 8  |      prior in this sense: the actual which is identical in species
 8  IX, 8  |     being may possibly not be actual. That, then, which is capable
 9  XI, 9  |     it is completely real and actual, not qua itself, but qua
10  XI, 9  |    capable of being sometimes actual, sometimes not, e.g. the
11 XII, 8  |       movement. But as to the actual number of these movements,
12 XIII, 1 |       the substance which has actual existence. Now since our
13 XIII, 10|      one is potential and one actual. The potency, being, as
14 XIV, 2  |       potential can be either actual or not,-this being so, however
15 XIV, 4  |      each thing, e.g. that of actual fire is that which is potentially