| Paragraph 1 | We have treated of that which is primarily and to which all the other categories of being are referred - i.e. of substance. |
| Paragraph 2 | We have pointed out elsewhere that 'potency' and the word 'can' have several senses. |
| Paragraph 3 | Obviously, then, in a sense the potency of acting and of being acted on is one (for a thing may be 'capable' either because it can itself be acted on or because something else can be acted on by it), but in a sense the potencies are different. |

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