[263] See ii. 6.3.
[264] See ii. 6.1.
[265] These are: 1, capacity and disposition; 2, physical power or impotence; 3, affective qualities; 4, the figure and exterior form.
[266] Met. v. 14.
[267] Categ. ii. 8.
[268] See i. 6.2.
[269] Categ. ii. 8.15.
[270] Among whom Plotinos is not; see vi. 1.10.
[271] The reader is warned that the single Greek word "paschein" is continually played upon in meanings "experiencing," "suffering," "reacting," or "passion."
[272] Met. xi. 9.