The Importance of Unity

A right line is equal to a circle, but these two cannot be compared and therefore the motions are not comparable. All such things however as are not homonymous may be compared. The much signifies the same thing in water and air and yet these cannot be compared. Unity indeed is perhaps immediately homonymous and if unity also too. Since why do some things admit of comparison and others not? If there was one nature is it because they are in another first recipient? A horse therefore and a dog admit of comparison with respect to which is the more white.