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 1 6 |  though it were a particular substance)-while fallacies of combination
 2 7 |      therefore treat it as a substance: for it is to that which
 3 7 | which is one with a thing or substance, as also to substance itself,
 4 7 |     or substance, as also to substance itself, that "individually"
 5 8 |    verbal forms assumes that substance is the only category, and
 6 13| terms at all, yet have their substance, viz. the things of which
 7 22|       that a term denoting a substance does not belong as an attribute,
 8 22|  usually thought to denote a substance because of its expression;
 9 22|     not signify a particular substance or quality or number, but
10 22|      opinion indicates not a substance but a quality: for the same
11 22|    denotes not an individual substance, but a particular quality,
12 22|    one denotes an individual substance and the other a quality,
13 22|     that it is an individual substance. For "Man" cannot be an
14 22|      cannot be an individual substance, as Callias is. Nor is the
15 22|   isolated not an individual substance but a quality: for there
16 22| universally is an individual substance, but must say that denotes