Deep Dive Aristotle Metaphysics Book 5
from Introduction to Philosophy
The text examines the different ways in which terms like "beginning," "cause," "element," "nature," "necessary," "one," "being," "substance," "same," "other," "different," "like," "opposite," "prior," "posterior," "potency," "quantum," "quality," "relative," "complete," "limit," "that in virtue of which," "disposition," "having," "affection," "privation," "holding," "coming from," "part," "whole," "mutilated," "race," "genus," "false," and "accident" are used.
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