Speranza
Well, not in Aristotle but in B. F. Loar's edition of Grice's posthumous "Aristotle" paper in PPQ.
Grice's example is "French" -- as in "French poem".
Grice distinguishes blatantly between SENSE and MEANING.
Thus, "French" has one SENSE; but "French" can or may be said to have meaning-1-in-context, and meaning-2-in-context.
He is using the very English "mean" which Grice prefers to Peirce's kryptotechnic "signify". And perhaps right he is, too!
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