 Gregory famously listed three ways in which some complexe significabile could be said to be true: first, because a proposition signifying it would be true; second, with reference to the uncreated truth; third, because it is the case (i.e. it obtains). These descriptions have sometimes been read as competing ones (Elie 1936, 175). If there is a general agreement that the first way must be left aside as too weak, since it makes the truth of the complexe significabilia depend on enunciations, it has been claimed that the second and third ways are compatible with each other (Libera 2002, 253; Conti 2004, 482–483) and even complementary (Bermon 2007, 161–162).