properties.
Things may be said to own in some sense the attributes that they are acknowledged to have; hence the term ‘property’. In traditional logic, deriving from Aristotle, however, the term has a more restricted use. According to the so-called doctrine of the predicables, which is concerned with the different things that can be predicated of a species (i.e. whether or not they are essential to the species and whether or not all and only members of the species can have these things predicated of them), a property or ... ...
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