Book, Chapter

 1    11, 16-21|   presume to say, that can be measured, which is not. When then
 2    11, 16-21|       it may be perceived and measured; but when it is past, it
 3    11, 21-27|       it hath no space? It is measured while passing, but when
 4    11, 21-27|  shall have passed, it is not measured; for there will be nothing
 5    11, 21-27|   there will be nothing to be measured. But whence, by what way,
 6    11, 27-34|     to come, and could not be measured, because as yet it was not,
 7    11, 27-34|  there then was what might be measured. But yet even then it was
 8    11, 27-34|     passing away. Could it be measured the rather, for that? For
 9    11, 27-34|     time, so that it might be measured, since the present hath
10    11, 27-34|        and nothing left to be measured; let us measure it verily,
11    11, 27-34|   sounds still, nor can it be measured but from the instant it
12    11, 27-34|      not yet ended, cannot be measured, so that it may be said
13    11, 27-34| longer is. How may it then be measured? And yet we measure times;