neither
in a subject nor said of a subject example: Jacques is not said of any subject and Jacques is not in any subject Things in this box are called 'primary substances' |
in
a subject but not said of a subject example: this particular individual knowledge-of-grammar is in Jacques, but is not said of Jacques or of any subject Things in this box are called 'non-substance particulars' (i.e. individual non-universal things that fit into any of the categories except substance) |
said
of a subject but not in that subject example: human is said of Jacques, but is not in Jacques Things in this box are called 'secondary substances' (i.e. universals that apply to substances) |
said
of one subject and in another subject example: knowledge is in Jacques soul and knowledge is said of this particular individual knowledge-of-grammar Things in this box are called 'secondary non-substances' (i.e. universals that apply to non-substances) |