BHA: De became Ds

[Andrew Mearman <ajmearman@xxxxxxxxx>]

This is not an exciting thread, but can someone help
me out?

Bhaskar tends to use Dr, Da, De for the three domains.
 In Plato, etc. p. 23 he does so again, but then, on
p. 42 De becomes Ds where "Ds is conceptual or
empirical."  It is stated in the same way in the
Glossary (p. 255).  I can't find any point at which
this change is explained, or an argument that it's
important.  It doesn't seem to be, as the use of Ds
seems identical to that of De.  Is the change made
just to underline the consideration of the conceptual?

Puzzled.
Help!

Andrew.

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