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 1   I, 8 |      terms of potentiality and actuality. But this has been done
 2 III, 1 |    buildable as buildable. The actuality of the buildable as buildable
 3 III, 1 |   process of building. For the actuality of the buildable must be
 4 III, 1 |      built must be the kind of actuality required But building is
 5 III, 2 |        thought to be a sort of actuality, but incomplete, the reason
 6 III, 2 |       that the potential whose actuality it is is incomplete. This
 7 III, 2 |     potentiality or with sheer actuality, yet none of these seems
 8 III, 2 |    namely that it is a sort of actuality, or actuality of the kind
 9 III, 2 |        a sort of actuality, or actuality of the kind described, hard
10 III, 3 |        causing motion; and the actuality of that which has the power
11 III, 3 |   motion is not other than the actuality of the movable, for it must
12 III, 3 |        Hence there is a single actuality of both alike, just as one
13 III, 3 |       it is necessary that the actuality of the agent and that of
14 III, 3 |     learner), then, first, the actuality of each will not be present
15 III, 7 |    infinity is not a permanent actuality but consists in a process
16  IV, 5 |        air, air as it were the actuality of water, for water is potentially
17  IV, 14| potentiality and in respect of actuality?~Whether if soul did not
18 VIII, 4|      natural when it brings to actuality the proper activities that
19 VIII, 5|     potential is in process to actuality, and motion is an incomplete
20 VIII, 5|        motion is an incomplete actuality of the movable. The movent