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 1 Text   |          is corporeal (lit. is a body), but that which does not
 2 Text   |        in name, though it has no body or substance. [P. 11] For
 3 Text   |          if Space likewise has a body and substance, it is found
 4 Text   |          all bodies exist has no body or substance. For if it
 5 Text   |        substance. For if it is a body it is limited somewhere ;
 6 Text   |     limited it touches upon some body and is (thereby) limited.
 7 Text   |         for Space) ? But if that body is an impediment to it,
 8 Text   |         something surrounds that body ; that is to say, that Space
 9 Text   |       that Space will not have a body.3 For as long as we say
10 Text   |       that Space is some kind of body by that (statement) the [
11 Text   |        that it does not exist in body and substance. And a thing
12 Text   |        which is a substance or a body has three dimensions (?).
13 Text   |       were saying, that ... is a body. Now this Space also has
14 Text   |         bodies, though it has no body, so it includes all measurements
15 Text   |      that there is not any other body in the middle but only Space,
16 Text   | substances. For thou measurest a body which has length, but length
17 Text   |   produced by the conjunction of body and speech.6 For the body
18 Text   |        body and speech.6 For the body produced the measure, and
19 Text   |         extent and width of that body, and when thou hast measured (
20 Text   | understand everything {that} has body and substance, whereas they (
21 Text   |        they (i.e. words) have no body, and though by means of
22 Text(6)|                  1 Lit. 'between body and word.' ~
23 Text   |         line is measured by that body, whatever it be, in which
24 Text   |         bound' likeness or fixed body (such) that if the draftsman
25 Text   |      tablet or upon (some other) body these three dimensions arise
26 Text   |         belongs to Time, or what body belongs to Number or Space ?
27 Text   |       without the support of any body whatsoever, but afterwards [
28 Text   |       without the support of any body" ; but afterwards a man
29 Text   |         and Breadth. There is no body or person who does not bear
30 Text   |         but touch [with all] the body, and these things are 'bound '
31 Text(9)|         that the boundaries of a body, such as the visible surface (