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 1   I,  1|         soul belong to the class of potential existents, or is it not
 2  II,  4|            actuality of whatever is potential is identical with its formulable
 3  II,  5|            have two meanings, sense potential, and sense actual. Similarly "
 4  II,  5|            not only between what is potential and what is actual but also
 5  II,  5|            things can be said to be potential or actual; up to now we
 6  II,  5| potentialities, the one (a) being a potential knower, because his kind
 7  II,  5|         this A. Both the former are potential knowers, who realize their
 8  II,  5|          the maintenance of what is potential by the agency of what is
 9  II,  5|          being actual and the other potential. For what possesses knowledge
10  II,  5|             thing may be said to be potential in either of two senses, (
11  II,  5| corresponding senses of the term "a potential sentient". There are no
12  II,  8|          things (a) actual, and (b) potential, sound. There are certain
13 III,  5|          for in a sense light makes potential colours into actual colours.~
14 III,  5|          object: in the individual, potential knowledge is in time prior
15 III,  7|          identical with its object: potential knowledge in the individual
16 III,  8|      correspond with the realities, potential knowledge and sensation