Full Idea
Aristotle's list of ten categories proved to be the most influential scheme found in his works: Substance, Quantity, Quality, Relation, Place, Time, Being-in-a-position, Having, Doing, Being affected.
Gist of Idea
Substance,Quantity,Quality,Relation,Place,Time,Being-in-a-position,Having,Doing,Being affected
Source
report of Aristotle (Categories [c.331 BCE]) by Jan Westerhoff - Ontological Categories §01
Book Reference
Westerhoff,Jan: 'Ontological Categories' [OUP 2005], p.13
A Reaction
None of these seem to capture potentials (at least in this trasnslation). Potentiality is crucial for Aristotle, but I suppose it may not be a category of being.