So whoever considers the poor six, looks at what feeds the attributes of what they require, and we find them to be six universals from six divine ones. What does the divine have in ruling for the universal in terms of ruling and feeding it with what it requires in order to maintain its reality, for it has like food for natural bodies, so what is known to knowledge is food in which it relates, and so do will, ability, speech, hearing, and sight, and as for life. It has no entry into this chapter, as the goal of its conditional truth is nothing else, and it is another chapter.