The case is similar if the accident is predicated of a genus or of any universal name, e.g. if one says that man is the same as 'musical man'; for this is either because 'musical' is an accident of man, which is one substance, or because both are accidents of some individual, e.g. Coriscus. Both, however, do not belong to him in the same way, but one presumably as genus and included in his substance, the other as a state or affection of the substance.
Eta gauza bera gertatzen da akzidentea generoaz eta nolabaiteko unibertsal baten izenez esaten bada; 30) adibidez, "gizakia" eta "gizaki musikaria" gauza bera dela esaten bada, edo "musikaria" akzidentalki ematen delako gizakiarengan, hau substantzia bakar bat izanik, edo biak ala biak akzidentalki ematen direlako banako batengan, adibidez, Koriskorengan. Baina biak ez dira zentzu berean ematen: bata, ziurraski, genero eta substantzian berebaitako zerbait den aldetik eta bestea, 35) substantziaren egoera eta afekzio den aldetik.