DIFFERENT PHYSICAL CATEGORIES.

As to the things which are simply posited as attributes, they should,

as principles or elements, be classified under relation. Among the

accidents of things, some, like quantity and quality, are contained

within them; while others contain them, as time and place. Then there

are actions and experiences, as movements; then their consequences, as

"being in time," and "being in place"; the latter is the consequence of

the combination, the former is the consequence of movement.

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