ess are still present in the nature of things" and adds that one who thinks 4 equals 5 is more correct than the one who thinks 4 equals 1,000.13 In De Interpretatione, he uses the terms truer and falser. Even for him, truth has degrees. In fact, Aristotle provides a wealth of arguments against his own axioms. The

less are still present in the nature of things" and adds that one who thinks 4 equals 5 is more correct than the one who thinks 4 equals 1,000." In De Interpretatione, he uses the terms truer and falser. Even for him, truth has degrees. In fact, Aristotle provides a wealth of arguments against his own axioms. The