Truth and Falsity
This kind of truth is concerned with the agreement between speech and thought
Moral Truth
This kind of good is when something has existence or being.
Ontological Good
This kind of evil is the privation of a physical good.
Physical Evil
A being whose essence requires it to exist in itself.
Substance
Entity of whatever kind which perfects a thing in its being.
Act
This kind of truth refers primarily and intrinsically to the divine mind because it is their conformity to that mind that makes things true.
Ontological Truth or Truth of Things
This kind of good is that which is in reference to the moral order of things.
Moral Good
This kind of good does not admit of evil.
Ontological Good
The being in terms of its reference of itself to another thing.
Relation
Positive thought content with no contradiction in notes or terms.
Intrinsic Possibility
This kind of truth is the agreement of the intellect with the thing.
Logical Truth or Truth of Thought
This kind of good is that which perfects the nature of something.
Physical Good
This kind of evil is the absence of the proper relation between the human act and the natural law
Moral Evil
The accident proper to a material substance in virtue of which the body must naturally have extension.
Quantity
The capacity or aptitude for something.
Potency
This is the foundation of all kinds of truth. All kinds of truth are dependent on this.
The mind of God
This kind of good is that which is really good for the thing. It perfects the thing.
This kind of beauty pleases the subject's intellect when it is seen. It gives the subject a feeling of agreeableness or fittingness.
Subjective Beauty
The receptive aspect of the being. When a being receives a perfection or privation of being, it is being acted upon.
Passion
The incapacity of a being for existence.
Impossible Potency
This kind of falsity is when the speech does not correspond to the intellect.
Moral Falsity
This kind of good is that which seems to be good for the thing.
Apparent Good
This kind of beauty consists of unity, truth and goodness.
Objective Beauty.
The relative position of parts within a material being.
Position or Posture
The capacity for something already existing for another act or perfection.
Subjective Potency