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 1  II,  1|        and (b). Now matter is potentiality, form actuality; of the
 2  II,  1| corresponds to what exists in potentiality; as the pupil plus the power
 3  II,  2|      what is called matter is potentiality, what is called form actuality.
 4  II,  2|    something that possesses a potentiality of being besouled.~
 5  II,  5|       having in him a certain potentiality, but there is a difference
 6  II,  5|      understanding leads from potentiality to actuality ought not to
 7  II,  5|      an existent quality from potentiality in the direction of fixity
 8  II,  5|   names for the two stages of potentiality; we have pointed out that
 9  II,  7|    present, there is also the potentiality of the contrary, viz. darkness.
10 III,  4|     condition is still one of potentiality, but in a different sense
11 III,  4|      different sense from the potentiality which preceded the acquisition
12 III,  4|   mind in them (for mind is a potentiality of them only in so far as
13 III,  6|       must have an element of potentiality in its being, and one of