Aristotelous peri geneseos kai phthoras. Aristotle on coming-to-be & passing-away (De generatione et corruptione) A revised text with introd. and commentary by Harold H. Joachim

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a sona eming vhicla receives ali hodies' 5, περ της τὰ πάντα δεχομενη σώματα φυσεως thin invisibi and without hape, oriani recipient' 5Ι ἀνόρατον εἶδος τι καὶ μορφον, παι/δεχες). Such Staternent naturali suggest that 'me Onani recipiens 'χωρίζεται των στοιχείων, . e. stat it i an entit havin a be in ofit o vn Separate Dona, an in independenCe of Earth, Air, ire,

transirimation S.

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in xvhicli Aristolle Criti Ciges Plato' use of the analog of theg old the est ornas a Single arguiment, in Which et 1 - 24 ἀλλὰ

. . . πιπεδα ιναι) UStisite the penin assertion that Plato in alces no se ' of the πανδεχές.

reproach sor Aristoti has at ready urgem a that tris ina possibi e

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ti imite to the Change of παθητικαὶ ποιότητες και πάθη, and doeS

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result os a logica analysis. An even the εναντιώσεις i. e.

29' 27. αὐτῶν, C. τῆς λης και τῆς ἐναντιώσεως.

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uox of the perceptibi bodie orat in the in place.

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tative differences constitute lae distinctive ornas of percepti blebod a suci, i. e. disserentiate perceptibi bod in ge/ὶera into iis primar irreducitae species. Ve iust there re ook an ongst the qualities vlaici characterige a I perceptitae bodies Thesea re the tangibie qualities thos discrinii nate by the sense of

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29J I4-I6. καίτοι . . . πρότερον. Aristolle here anticipales and

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ferentiate the primar bodie are, as ue have Seen, hos ivlatClabelongo me Contrarieties of touCh. But Sonae of the alterare derivative our ex tast thereire distinguisti vhichamongst the tangit te disserences an Contrarieties are prinaary'.

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The orni SSion of πυκνόν-μανόν sto in his lis of the contrarieties

of touch is to be explaine by the ac that Aristolle dente the

i the Sanae reaSon. 29 22. ποιεῖν τι τερον. For the OnStruction, f. e. g. Meuom 385' 2-4 λευκὸν γαρ και . . . θερμον και ψυχρον τω ποιεῖν τι δυνασθαι την αἴσθησίν εστι.

29' 24-26. θερμὀμ . . . λέγεται. i Hot col and dry-moistrare reciprocali active an passive in the sense that the sul SIratum, Whicli is hol is emisso both alterative os, and liable to e altered by that whicli is coles Whils the frustrarum Whicli is moiSt, is eo isso both alterative of the dry, and sub)ecto iis action. Each of these Mur qualities, villiin iis o via contrari ely, S OthaCtive an passive in relation to iis contrary Theio and the

Cold, qua Contrarie insoria ling the sanae a atter, Ct an reaci n