Aristotle - The Organon - index for ANALYTICA POSTERIORA Book 1 Part 28 - A single science is one whose domain is a single genus

Aristotle - The Organon - index for ANALYTICA POSTERIORA Book 1 Part 28

A single science is one whose domain is a single genus

Paragraph 1 A single science is one whose domain is a single genus, viz. all the subjects constituted out of the primary entities of the genus - i.e. the parts of this total subject - and their essential properties.

Paragraph 2 One science differs from another when their basic truths have neither a common source nor are derived those of the one science from those the other.

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Paragraph 1	A single science is one whose domain is a single genus, viz. all the subjects constituted out of the primary entities of the genus - i.e. the parts of this total subject - and their essential properties.
Paragraph 2	One science differs from another when their basic truths have neither a common source nor are derived those of the one science from those the other.