Book, Paragraph

1   V, 12|          it has not a good tone.~Incapacity is privation of capacity-i.
2   V, 12|        in virtue of this kind of incapacity, while others are so in
3 VII, 12|         do this we do it through incapacity); we must divide it only
4  IX, 3 |         untrue; for this is what incapacity meant. Therefore these views
5   X, 4 | therefore, is a contradiction or incapacity which is determinate or
6   X, 10|       privation is a determinate incapacity), the perishable and the