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 1      I,  9 |   essence signifies sometimes a substance, sometimes a quality, sometimes
 2      I,  9 |         essence and signifies a substance; but when a white colour
 3     IV,  1 |      division, but the one be a substance while the other is a quality,
 4     IV,  1 |     slow" and "swan" are each a substance, while "white" is not a
 5     IV,  1 |          while "white" is not a substance but a quality, so that "
 6     IV,  1 |         for if the species be a substance, so too should be the genus,
 7      V,  2 |         property of earth, "the substance which is by its nature most
 8      V,  2 |      bodies": for "body" and "a substance of such and such a kind"
 9      V,  2 |         have repeated the word "substance", and accordingly neither
10      V,  3 | property of "animal" to be "the substance to which "man" belongs as
11      V,  5 |         who has stated "animate substance" as a property of "living-creature"
12      V,  5 |     predicate, so that "animate substance" would be a property of "
13     VI,  6 |     anything, e.g. "animal" or "substance", clearly he has not defined
14     VI,  14|       the soul, if defined as a substance capable of receiving knowledge: