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Aristotle · c. 350 BCE · translated by Claude (AI)
The ten ways anything can be said to be — substance, quantity, quality, relation… The book that gave philosophy its filing system.
13,723 words · 6 pages · about 62 min of reading
⚠ About this translation
No public-domain English translation of this work was available, so this one was translated from the Greek by Claude — not by a human scholar. It has not been reviewed by a classicist. Treat it as a reading aid, not an authority: for anything you intend to quote or rely on, check it against the Greek in the side-by-side view, or against a printed edition.
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