Aristotle, Categories #

5 passages treated in 19 classes; 17 passages mentioned in passing

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Aristotle, Categories, ch. 4 #

Text: Logic Museum, Greek – Latin – English

Treated in:

• Logic (2016) — 6. The Ten Categories in Aristotle’s Text and Thomas on Being Divided by Ways of Predication
• Logic (2016) — 7. Deriving the Ten Categories: Substance, Inherent Accidents, and Extrinsic Denomination by Cause and Measure
• Wisdom (2006, Colorado) — 54. Wonder, Curiosity, and the Proemium: Q&A on Providence, Free Will, and the Central Question

Aristotle, Categories, ch. 5 #

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Treated in:

• Logic (2016) — 9. Crossing Two Divisions, How Words Become Equivocal by Reason, and the Start of the Chapter on Substance
• Logic (2016) — 11. The Properties of Substance, the Hypostasis of Christ, and Thomas’s Texts on Substance

Aristotle, Categories, ch. 6 #

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Treated in:

• Logic (2016) — 12. The Beauty of Order: Numbers in the Treatise on the Trinity, Limit in Art, and Why the Genera of Being Are Not the First Distinction
• Logic (2016) — 13. Quantity by Its Parts and Measures: Two Definitions of the Continuous, Logician versus Wise Man, and Music versus Painting
• Logic (2016) — 14. Divisions of Five, the One Convertible with Being, and the Species of Quantity
• Logic (2016) — 15. Quantity, Time and Reason: Individuation, the Properties of Quantity, and Number as Abstraction
• Logic (2016) — 16. Categories, Chapter 6 on Quantity: Intentions of the Mind, Number and the Unity of Piles
• Logic (2016) — 17. From Quantity to ‘Towards Something’: Categories, Chapter 7 on Relation

Aristotle, Categories, ch. 8 #

Text: Logic Museum, Greek – Latin – English

Treated in:

• Logic (2016) — 23. Relations of Reason in De Potentia, and Aristotle’s Chapter on Quality
• Logic (2016) — 24. Relations of Reason and the Four Species of Quality: Dividing by Two or Three, Virtue as the Road to Happiness, and Number in the Trinity
• Logic (2016) — 25. Quality Said in Many Ways: Qualis and ‘How’, Why Habit Comes First (Prima Secundae), Modus, and the Four Senses of End
• Logic (2016) — 26. Quality in Theology: Powers, Grace, Sacramental Character and Words Taken from the Continuous

Aristotle, Categories, ch. 12 #

Text: Logic Museum, Greek – Latin – English

Treated in:

• Logic (2016) — 45. Distinctions and Likeness Among the Tools; Why Aristotle’s Metaphysics Book III Begins with Doubting Well
• Natural Hearing — 73. The Now as Indivisible Limit of Past and Future
• Wisdom (2005) — 51. Juliet’s Beauty and God’s Self-Knowledge; Reading 6 on Proximate Ability; Opening of Reading 7 on the Senses of ‘Before’
• Secunda Secundae — 7. Distinction and Order, the Senses of ‘Before’, and Augustine’s Definition of Believing (II-II q.2 a.1)

Mentioned in passing #

Aristotle, Categories #

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Aristotle, Categories, ch. 1 #

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Aristotle, Categories, ch. 2 #

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Aristotle, Categories, ch. 3 #

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Aristotle, Categories, ch. 4 #

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Aristotle, Categories, ch. 5 #

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Aristotle, Categories, ch. 6 #

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Aristotle, Categories, ch. 7 #

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Aristotle, Categories, ch. 10 #

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Aristotle, Categories, ch. 12 #

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Aristotle, Categories, ch. 13 #

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