Глава XXXIV. О различных и разноименных предметах

Objects that differ from each other in both respects, i.e. both by name and by definition, or they have one base and are called different names (heteronyms), for example: ascent and descent, because they have one common base - the ladder; or they do not have one basis and are called different, for example, substance and accident; for they have both different names and different definitions and do not have one common basis. Definition of both, i.e. both different and different is: “whose name and definition are different.” You might be interested in: