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M. Minority
1. Any universal minority contradicts being.
2. Any minority produced through successive minorities is
greater than other minorities.
3. As minority increases it moves further away from composition.
4. All minor substance is subject to major substance.
5. The substance produced by intellect in its rational universality
is less than that produced by nature in real universality.
6. In lesser virtue there is lesser substance.
7. Minority between substance and accidents can never be without
some imperfection.
8. Minority never occurs in substance before accidents.
9. From accident to substance, minority is transposed to majority.
10. Any accident further away from the end is less than the
other accidents.
11. The greatest minority is in the accident in which substantial
virtue has the least influence.
12. Every minor act produces minor accidents. |
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