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'''Ens'''<ref>{{TraupmanLatinEng3|476}}</ref> in [[philosophia]] [[metaphysica]] est notio latissima quae [[obiectivitas|obiectivas]] et [[subiectivitas|subiectivas]] [[realitas|realitatis]] et [[exsistentia]]e proprietates amplectitur. Omne quod participat in ente etiam dicitur "ens", quamquam saepe hunc sensus saepe definitur ad entitates quae subiectivitates habent (ut dicitur "homo"). Tanta lata erat notio inevitabiliter fugax et controversa in historia [[philosophia]]e, principio in [[Philosophia Occidentalis]] cum temptamentis [[intellegentia|intelligibiliter]] eamdem adhibendum.<ref name="dasein1">[[Martinus Heidegger]], ''
[[Sein und Zeit]]'', p. 27: "this entity which each of us is himself ... we shall denote by the term '[[Dasein]]'."</ref><ref>{{cite book |title=Some problems of philosophy: a beginning of an introduction to philosophy|first=William|last=James|authorlink=Gulielmus James|pages=38, 40|year=1916|location=New York|publisher=Longmans, Green and Co}}</ref>
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