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 1   I,  5 |     quickly. It is, however, quite possible that a moving line should
 2   I,  5 |        argument, since it is quite possible for A to pass B at a slower
 3   I,  6 | distributed. For it must always be Possible to take from the infinite
 4   I,  7 |          infinite. But this is not possible, if we are to hold to the
 5   I,  9 |      besides these. Then it is not possible that any simple body should
 6   I,  9 |        body, though not actual, is possible; and time is the number
 7   I,  10|         earlier it would have made possible another condition of that
 8   I,  10|        there are some who think it possible both for the ungenerated
 9   I,  11|            not yet actual but only possible. The uses of the words "
10   I,  11|          must ask what we mean by "possible" and "impossible". For in
11   I,  11|           is, in the strict sense, possible is determined by a limiting
12   I,  12|       which continued existence is possible to them and a time during
13   I,  12|          continued nonexistence is possible. And this is true in every
14   I,  12|         than none, then it will be possible for one and the same thing
15   I,  12|           use of "impossible" and "possible", and "false" and "true",
16   I,  12|          But there are also things possible and impossible, false and
17   I,  12|       being and not-being are both possible; for the contradictory of
18   I,  12|            infinite time is only a possible alternative because it is
19  II,  1 |       generation. If our view is a possible one, and the manner of generation
20  II,  1 |           of the first motion is a possible one, it is not only more
21  II,  4 |          and if addition is always possible to the straight line but
22  II,  5 |            follows the best course possible, and, just as upward movement
23  II,  5 |            ordered in the best way possible, this may stand as the reason
24  II,  5 |             in the superior of two possible directions.~
25  II,  8 |         selforiginated progression possible, and to have removed them
26  II,  8 |        have removed them as far as possible from things which have organs
27  II,  8 |      movement in one place, making possible, as it does, the swiftest
28  II,  8 |           and is in fact as far as possible removed in shape from ambulatory
29  II,  13|           of them even consider it possible that there are several bodies
30  II,  13|         the circumference-the only possible result on the lines of the
31  II,  14|        have also the solution of a possible difficulty. The earth, it
32 III,  2 |        which might be asked. Is it possible or impossible that bodies
33 III,  2 |            extra-corporeal void is possible. For, assuming generation,
34 III,  2 |          body was. Now it is quite possible for one body to be generated
35 III,  4 |      should, in fact, be as few as possible, consistently with proving
36  IV,  5 |            a common surface is not possible to it. Hence water is drawn