Book, Paragraph

 1   I, 1|         into one) he maintains, simultaneously with this denial, that each
 2   I, 2| dividings had not been effected simultaneously: and the actual occurrence
 3   I, 2|         divisible at all points simultaneously. For if it were possible,
 4   I, 2|         not that the body would simultaneously be actually both (indivisible
 5   I, 2|  divided), but that it would be simultaneously divided at any and every
 6   I, 2|    infinitum; nor can a body be simultaneously divided at every point,
 7   I, 2|   consecutive": hence it is not simultaneously "divisible through and through".
 8   I, 3|       up this question, it will simultaneously become clear what account
 9   I, 7|     upon: for, in acting, it is simultaneously heated or cooled or otherwise
10  II, 5|     case the same thing will be simultaneously hot and cold. Both Fire