Part, Question

 1   2, 12|          there cannot be several termini in the same direction of ~
 2   2, 12|          2: There can be several termini ordained to one another,
 3   2, 23|        differ according to their termini. But there is no other ~
 4   2, 23|    movements, except that of the termini, as is stated in ~Phys.
 5   2, 23|       according to opposition of termini, and belongs properly to
 6   2, 31|        when they are in contrary termini; ~thus, "repose in a high
 7   3, 2 |           are specified by their termini. Now the term of ~assumption
 8   3, 2 |       patient, and ~to different termini. And hence assumption determines
 9   3, 18|      springs from contrariety of termini, as is plain from the ~Philosopher (
10   3, 35|          to the diversity of its termini, as the Philosopher shows ~(
11   3, 35| diversified in respect of their ~termini. But we do not say this