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 1 13|                   13~The term "simultaneous" is primarily and most appropriately
 2 13| genesis of the one of which is simultaneous with that of the other;
 3 13|     Such things are said to be simultaneous in point of time. Those
 4 13|      Those things, again, are "simultaneous" in point of nature, the
 5 13|     same genus are said to be "simultaneous" in nature. I mean those
 6 13|        the "winged" species is simultaneous with the "terrestrial" and
 7 13|      such things appear to be "simultaneous" in nature. Each of these
 8 13|   species, then, also will be "simultaneous" point of nature, which,
 9 13|     therefore, are said to be "simultaneous" in nature, the being of
10 13|   Those things, moreover, are "simultaneous" in the unqualified sense