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32 CONCERNING BEING AND ESSENCE through two true differences, because it is impossible for this to happen in all things, as the Philosopher says in the eleventh book of the De Animalibus.** In the third mode essence is found in substances composed of matter and form, in which also existence is received and finite because they have existence from another, and again their nature or quiddity is received in signaled matter. And there- fore they are finite from above and below, and in them fur- thermore a multiplication of individuals in one species is pos- sible, because of the division of signaled matter. And how their essence is disposed towards (se habeat ad} logical intentions has been discussed above. 89 Aristotle, DC Part. An., I, 642 b 5.