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 1  II, 2 |          the final causes cannot go on ad infinitum,-walking
 2 III, 1 |         case it is impossible to go forward. Hence one should
 3 III, 1 |          know where they have to go; besides, a man does not
 4  IV, 4 |          predication, then, must go on ad infinitum. But this
 5  IV, 5 |          and this process cannot go on ad infinitum.-But, leaving
 6  IV, 7 |          Again, the process will go on ad infinitum, and the
 7  IV, 8 |      true, and this process will go on to infinity.~Evidently,
 8   V, 20|       have; for the process will go on to infinity, if it is
 9  VI, 3 |     event. For instance, he will go out if he gets thirsty;
10 VII, 6 |      different, the process will go on to infinity; for we shall
11 VII, 12|          process wants always to go on so till it reaches the
12 VII, 14|          states the formula will go through the formula in either
13 VII, 17|         so that the process will go on to infinity. But (2)
14 VIII, 2|        And so, of the people who go in for defining, those who
15 VIII, 5|       thus into one another must go back to their matter; e.g.
16  XI, 2 |          for that, and this will go on to infinity.~If on the
17  XI, 12|        Further, the process will go on to infinity, if there
18 XII, 3 |          The process, then, will go on to infinity, if not only
19 XII, 10| mathematical number is first and go on to generate one kind
20 XIII, 8|          finite, how far does it go? With regard to this not
21 XIV, 2 |          the first 1, but do not go on to inquire how there
22 XIV, 6 |        particular kind of number go together; and the other