DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GENERAL AND PARTICULAR ACTUALITY.

If however what is potential be the substrate, while the actual is

both (potential and actual) at the same time, as in the (complete)

statue, what then shall we call the form in the metal? We might well

call the actuality by which some object exists actually, and not merely

potentially, the form and shape; therefore not merely actuality, but

the actuality of this individual thing.

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