All these are called substance because they are not predicated of a subject but everything else is predicated of them.-(2) That which, being present in such things as are not predicated of a subject, is the cause of their being, as the soul is of the being of an animal.-(3) The parts which are present in such things, limiting them and marking them as individuals, and by whose destruction the whole is destroyed, as the body is by the destruction of the plane, as some say, and the plane by the destruction of the line;
adibidez, azalera deuseztaturik gorputzik ez 20) dago, batzuek dioten bezala, eta lerroa deuseztaturik azalerarik ez.