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 1 21|       a whole at once, in all places or at all times, and by
 2 21|    and by parts in individual places and times; or, that it exists
 3 21|     as a whole, in individual places and times as well.~But,
 4 21| exists by parts in individual places or times, it is not exempt
 5 21|     exist, as a whole, in all places and at all times that it
 6 21| exists by parts in individual places and times.~We are confronted,
 7 21| different times in individual places or times. But, since the
 8 21|     as a whole, in individual places, either at once in all,
 9 21| different times, in different places. Then, let us make the same
10 21|     that there are individual places, so that which exists as
11 21|       as a whole in different places at the same time, it follows
12 21|  follows that, for individual places, there are individual wholes,
13 21|       in different individual places at once. Hence, if the supreme
14 21|       there can be individual places; which it would be irrational
15 21|     at one time in individual places.~If, however, at different
16 21|     as a whole, in individual places, then, when it is in one
17 21|     and no existence in other places, since without it absolutely
18 21|    proved by the existence of places themselves, which are not
19 21|     as a whole, in individual places at different times.~But,
20 21|     as a whole, in individual places, it is evident that it does
21 21|    exists, as a whole, in all places or times that it exists,
22 21|     or by parts in individual places and times; nor so that it
23 21|       in individual times and places, it is manifest that it
24 22|      as a whole, in different places or times, that there are
25 22|      as a whole, in different places or times; in the case of
26 22|   simultaneously by different places or times; but whatever is
27 22|       compelled by any law of places or times to multiplicity
28 22|       simultaneously, in more places or times than one --seeing,
29 22|  objects are present in those places and times in which they
30 22|   they are contained by these places and times themselves.~But
31 22|     circumscribed by the same places, and suffered change by
32 23|      is not more truly in all places than in all existing things,
33 23|    things, than merely in all places, since this sense is supported
34 23|      to objects which are not places; as, when I say that the
35 23|      that it is merely in all places. And since, as the reasons