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1 2 | introduced because nothing is by nature a noun or name-it is only
2 7 |          that which is of such a nature as to be predicated of many
3 9 |          if through all time the nature of things was so constituted
4 13| potential, whose actuality is in nature prior to their potentiality,
5 14|          the subject’s intrinsic nature, then that false judgement
6 14|     which concerns its intrinsic nature. Now the judgement that
7 14|         concerning its intrinsic nature, the judgement that it is