aliquid

Well, ex Elspetho semper aliquid novi, thinks I, who'd have believed it, and thank God she's on my side.

Watershed 2010

Hence, esse essentiae is created first; next comes, through information, esse aliquid per essentiam; finally, the whole essence thus composed is placed in act.

Hitler's Angel (A Meta Christmas Carol) 2009

Per hoc enim quod intelligimus vel gaudemus, ad aliquod obiectum aliqualiter nos habere oportet: amor vero aliquid alicui vult; hoc enim amare dicimur cui aliquod bonum volumus, secundum modum praedictum.

Quitting Smoking 2009

During the Middle Ages, it is customary for philosophers to refer to relations not only by Aristotle's term, ˜toward something™ (or ad aliquid, the verbatim Latin equivalent of pros ti), but also by two others as well:

Medieval Theories of Relations Brower, Jeffrey 2009

˜Disposition™ (habitudo) or ˜relative disposition™ (habitudo relativa), which suggests that relations account for the way a thing ˜holds itself toward something™ (se habere ad aliquid);

Medieval Theories of Relations Brower, Jeffrey 2009

These same considerations also help to explain why, in referring to the members of this category, Albert prefers the concrete terms ˜toward something™ (ad aliquid) and ˜relative™

Medieval Theories of Relations Brower, Jeffrey 2009

Now the most general genus in the arrangement of this predicable is toward something (ad aliquid), or relative

Medieval Theories of Relations Brower, Jeffrey 2009

Esse existentiae is the actualization of esse essentiae, just as esse aliquid per existentiam is the actualization of esse aliquid per essentiam, though this is not a matter of things, elements or different parts, but only of different intentions.

Hitler's Angel (A Meta Christmas Carol) 2009

Medievals refer to the predicates in question as ˜relative terms™ (ad aliquid or relativa), [9] and understand them, roughly speaking, as those terms whose true predication requires a comparison to something other than the subject of which they are predicated.

Medieval Theories of Relations Brower, Jeffrey 2009

Sustainability of the Benguela: ex Africa semper aliquid novi.

Benguela Current large marine ecosystem 2008