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The universality of the form does not arise from the existence the form has in the intellect but rather from its relation to things as a likeness of such things
Arguments
If it is true that...
Human nature has in the intellect existence abstracted from all individuals
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The intellect invents the notion of species and attributes it to itself
Then it must be true that...
The universality of the form does not arise from the existence the form has in the intellect but rather from its relation to things as a likeness of such things
Consequences
If it is true that...
The intellect invents the notion of species and attributes it to itself
and
The universality of the form does not arise from the existence the form has in the intellect but rather from its relation to things as a likeness of such things
Then it must be true that...
Human nature, considered absolutely, is properly predicated of Socrates