istotle, often in
| the same sense, but occasionally for an individual.
| Of course the physical and mathematical senses of
| the word were earlier.  Aristotle's usual term for
| individuals is 'ta kath ekasta', Latin 'singularia',
| English 'singulars'.)
|
| Used in logic in two clsoely connected senses.
|
| (1) According to the more formal of these an individual is an
| object (or term) not only actually determinate in respect to
| having or wanting each general character and not both having
| and wanting