| Indeed, a major differentia between philosophy and theology lies in each discipline's locus of authority and attitude toward its own past. |
| It is what a logician might call the differentia of Buluwayo. |
| They are formed into subalternate genera and species by the addition of differentia. |
| It has to be compared with the views of some other philosophers in order for its specifica differentia to come out clearly. |
| In the same manner, matter has been regarded prior to form, and genus to differentia. |
| The systematist gets on very well with hair as his differentia until the question of development is raised. |
