Themistius : on Aristotle physics 5-8 by Themistius, Robert B. Todd
By Themistius, Robert B. Todd
Themistius' remedy of Books 5-8 of Aristotle's Physics exhibits this commentator's means to spot, isolate and speak about the center principles in Aristotle's account of switch, his thought of the continuum, and his doctrine of the unmoved mover. His paraphrase provided his old scholars, as they'll now supply his smooth readers, a chance to come across critical positive factors of Aristotle's actual thought, synthesized Read more...
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1274,17; Spengel) delete anankêi (coni. Schenkl) delete metaxu genomenon (MSS MC)] read ginomenon (MSS SL) têi] read tês (Schenkl) delete the question mark after dunaton (228,9) and move it to follow loipai (228,10), while placing diapherei – loipai in brackets before ouden delete the colon; place ouden – duo (28) in brackets; after duo replace the stop with a comma after meson delete the comma; place toutestin – peras in brackets ep’ autou] read ap’ autou before perati supply en tou stênai ên] read histainto ep’ autou] read ep’ autôn after sêmeiôi supply to eph’ hou khrêtai hôs energeiâi sêmeiôi (Spengel) before stênai supply proteron (cf.
Second [226a6-10], it will be possible for a change both to be at rest and to change; then [226a10-12] [for it] to be something underlying and a this,86 as is the body that changes or the soul. Again [226a12-16], that which changes and the change are different; for a person and a change are different, as are a horse and its running. 93 171,17 (226a23-b1) So obviously there are changes with respect to only three categories, Quality, Quantity and Where;94 that is because contrarieties are also present in each of them.
167,25 (224b35-225a12) Now since these distinctions have been drawn, and since every transformation comes about from something to something (as in fact the noun clearly reveals),38 what is transformed will be transformed in four ways:39 either (i) from entity (hupokeimenon)40 to entity, or (ii) from non-entity to non-entity, or (iii) from entity to non-entity, or (iv) from non-entity to entity. By ‘entity’ I am speaking of what is indicated by affirmation, and by ‘affirmation’ of what is hot, cold, black, white [for example] – in general, of what exists.



