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 1 9 |     continuously actual there is potentiality in either direction. Such
 2 9 |       which possess this kind of potentiality. It is therefore plain that
 3 9 |          real alternative, and a potentiality in contrary directions,
 4 12|      that those things that have potentiality in this sense are not always
 5 12|         of being seen has also a potentiality in the opposite direction.~
 6 13|        may walk possesses also a potentiality in the other direction.
 7 13|     those things which possess a potentiality not in accordance with a
 8 13| principle, as fire possesses the potentiality of giving out heat, that
 9 13|        always actual any twofold potentiality. Yet some even of those
10 13|       truth that it is not every potentiality which admits of opposite
11 13|          walk. This last sort of potentiality belongs only to that which
12 13|    predicate this latter kind of potentiality of that which is necessary
13 13|       actuality also is prior to potentiality. Some things are actualities
14 13|          are actualities without potentiality, namely, the primary substances;
15 13|         in nature prior to their potentiality, though posterior in time;