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 1 III, 4 |          whatever has being is a spatial magnitude. And if it is
 2   V, 17|         whatever it may be, of a spatial magnitude or of a thing
 3 VII, 2 |         for numbers, another for spatial magnitudes, and then another
 4   X, 1 |          two quantities, and all spatial magnitudes reveal similar
 5   X, 1 |         measured; the measure of spatial magnitudes is a spatial
 6   X, 1 |          spatial magnitudes is a spatial magnitude, and in particular
 7  XI, 9 |      incomplete", and as regards spatial movement one is "upwards"
 8  XI, 10|           For if it is neither a spatial magnitude nor a plurality,
 9  XI, 10|          distance covered by the spatial movement or alteration or
10 XII, 7 | actuality is the primary form of spatial motion, then in so far as
11 XII, 7 |         circle the first kind of spatial motion; and this the first
12 XII, 8 |          that besides the simple spatial movement of the universe,
13 XII, 8 |        produces, there are other spatial movements-those of the planets-which
14 XII, 8 |           But if there can be no spatial movement which does not
15 XIII, 2|    neither number nor points nor spatial magnitude nor time. And
16 XIII, 2|        must be prior to sensible spatial magnitudes, but in truth
17 XIII, 2|    posterior; for the incomplete spatial magnitude is in the order
18 XIII, 3|     science which abstracts from spatial magnitude is more precise
19 XIII, 6|        suppose the units to have spatial magnitude. But how the first
20 XIII, 6|        say that neither is every spatial magnitude divisible into
21 XIII, 8|          to speak of indivisible spatial magnitudes; and however
22 XIII, 8|       how would 5 be odd? Again, spatial magnitudes and all such
23 XIII, 9|             Some, then, generate spatial magnitudes from matter of
24 XIII, 9|   element out of which they make spatial magnitudes. For surely this
25 XIII, 9|    consists of indivisibles, but spatial magnitudes do not.~All these
26 XIII, 9|          evident that number and spatial magnitudes cannot exist
27 XIV, 1 |         scale a quarter-tone, in spatial magnitude a finger or a
28 XIV, 3 |           and similarly with the spatial magnitudes of mathematics.
29 XIV, 3 |         not exist, none the less spatial magnitudes would exist for
30 XIV, 3 |         mathematics only, and if spatial magnitudes did not exist,
31 XIV, 3 |         them; for they construct spatial magnitudes out of matter
32 XIV, 3 |     other-ideal-number (he makes spatial magnitudes out of some other
33 XIV, 4 |         more undiluted form than spatial magnitudes, and that the
34 XIV, 5 |     boundaries (as points are of spatial magnitudes). This is how