Complete Works (359 page)

(
doxa
), opinion: conception which is open to persuasion by reason; fluctuation in reasoning; the thinking which is led by to the false as well as the true.

(
aisth
ē
sis
), perception: fluctuation in the soul; movement of the mind via the body;
¹¹
announcement for the benefit of human beings, from which arises a non-rational ability in the soul to recognize things through the body.

(
hexis
), state: disposition of the soul on account of which people are said to be of a [d] certain sort.

(
ph
ō
n
ē
), voiced sound: an emission of thought through the mouth.

(
logos
), speech: voice articulated in letters capable of indicating each existing thing; linguistic sound compounded of nouns and verbs, without music.

(
onoma
), noun: uncompounded linguistic sound expressing both what is predicated in the essence and everything which is not said of a thing in its own right.

(
dialektos
), language, linguistic expression: human sound with letters; a common sign which is expressive, without music.

(
sullab
ē
), syllable: articulaction of the human voice that can be written.

(
horos
), definition: something said, comprised of genus and differentia.

(
tekm
ē
rion
), evidence: proof of the non-evident.

(
apodeixis
), proof: true argument reasoning to a conclusion; argument that declares something through what is previously known.

(
stoicheion ph
ō
n
ē
s
), element of voiced sound: uncompounded voiced sound, the reason that the other voiced sounds are voiced sounds.

(
ō
phelimon
), utility: what causes something to be well off; what causes good.