What does Aristotle mean by priority in substance?

Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy 24:209-238 (2003)
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reprint Makin, Stephen (2003) "What Does Aristotle Mean by Priority in Substance?". In Sedley, David, Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy, Volume Xxiv: Summer 2003, pp. : Oxford University Press (2003)

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