The term essence, used with respect to composite substances, does not signify that which is composed of matter and form
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The definition of a natural substance contains not only form but also matter 1 0 2and
The essence clearly comprises both matter and form 1 0 2Then it must be true that...
The term essence, used with respect to composite substances, signifies that which is composed of matter and form 1 0 2Citations
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Some substances are simple and some are composite, and essence is in both 1 0 2Form alone is not the essence of a composite thing 1 0 2The essence clearly comprises both matter and form 1 0 2The term essence, used with respect to composite substances, signifies that which is composed of matter and form 1 0 2The essence of a composite thing is not the composite thing itself, even if the essence is composite 1 0 2The essences or quiddities of simple substances are not other than the forms themselves 1 0 2The essences of composite things are multiplied according to the division of matter 1 0 2The essence of a composite substance can be signified as a whole or as a part 1 0 2Immaterial substances have no simple difference except for those species whose essences are composed of matter and form 1 0 2Essence exists in substances composed of matter and form, where existence is both received and limited 1 0 2