Abstract
The relatives in Aristotle’s categories are present and volatile, they seem to be outlined gradually but simultaneously they are in a position of ambiguous promiscuity with other categories. What are the relatives? Since Aristotle manages progressively to surrounding them in the agreement of logic, and especially in the book of the categories supporting his characteristic of being something with regard to something. We will follow his steps across the reading of the categories as well as of some relevant commentators to discover the meaning of the relative ones: what is said of them and what they are.
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