This is the first title word of a work that uses the example of the word “every” modifying “whiteness” to distinguish categorematic and syncategorematic terms, as well as dividing supposition into personal, simple, and material types. A text whose common title begins with this word provides a series of arguments in four books used to convert (15[1])non-Christians. This word, which names a medieval (-5[1])genre of comprehensive (*) manuals divided into (-5[2])articles, is the first (10[1])title word of a logic textbook by William of (10[1])Ockham that (10[2])defends the position that universals exist only in the mind. A (-5[1])text whose title begins with this word presents the “first (10[1])mover” (10[1])as one of (10[1])the “Five (10[1])Ways” (10[1])to argue for (10[2])God’s (10[1])existence. For 10 points, the (10[1])title of Thomas Aquinas’s (10[1])magnum opus pairs what (10[1])word with Theologica? (10[5]0[1])■END■