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Aristotle’s study of time in Physics IV.10-14 shows great difficulties, one of these is the link between time and soul made in 223a21-28. This passage was discussed by several modern scholars during the twentieth century. There is no unanimous consensus, but the “realistic interpretation” was widespread during the last century. In this paper I propose to discuss the interpretation of the premise 223a25-26 in Aristotle’s argument about the timesoul link and reject the “realistic interpretation” of this passage whereby the time as count would exist independently of the soul. I intend to show that time’s ‘countable’ feature does not exist independently of the soul, unlike what happen with the ‘sensible’.

Time, Count and Soul in Aristotle. An Interpretation of Physica IV.14, 223a25-26