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 1     Not,       1|       omission of ab after the passive verb depends on the degree
 2     Not,       1|      an active, the two last a passive function. Aristotle added
 3     Not,       1|     and Matter, the active and passive agencies in the universe,
 4     Not,       1|    eaque. The meaning is this; passive matter when worked upon
 5     Not,       1|      τι as Aristotle calls it. Passive matter ‛υλη is only potentially
 6     Not,       1|      active, the two latter as passive. He then assigns two of
 7     Not,       1| properties, one active and one passive, to each of the four elements;
 8     Not,       1|      is to him both active and passive. The Stoics assign only
 9     Not,       1|     interire here replaces the passive of perdere cf. αναστηναι,
10     Not,       2|   often leave out est with the passive verb, Nonius has probably
11     Not,       2|      Indocilem: this is simply passive, = "untaught," as in Prop.
12     Not,       2|  quibus l.; cf. the use of the passive verb so common in Ovid,
13     Not,       2|       doctrine cf. 25, for the passive use of videri, n. on 25.
14     Not,       2|        on 25. Adsentiatur: the passive use is illustrated by Madv.
15     Not,       2|      eggs." Adsentiri: for the passive use of this verb cf. 39.
16     Not,       2|       46 Viderentur: a genuine passive, cf. 25, 39, 81. Empirici: