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 1   I,  4 |     is between movement from C to D and from D to C along
 2   I,  4 |    from C to D and from D to C along that semicircle, the
 3   I,  4 | contrary of motion from A to C: for the motion goes from
 4   I,  5 |     a circle, revolving upon C as centre. In its movement
 5   I,  5 |      5) Again, take a centre C, an infinite line, AB, another
 6   I,  6 |      body, AB, of the weight C. Subtract from the infinite
 7   I,  6 |    be E. E then is less than C, since it is the weight
 8   I,  6 |    three is rather more than C: the weight of three masses
 9   I,  6 |      BD will be greater than C. We thus arrive at the same
10   I,  6 |      to be commensurate with C, and take from the infinite
11   I,  7 |    to say, the water, fire, &c., which compose it. But
12   I,  7 |     an infinite, B a finite, C the time of a given movement
13   I,  7 |     whatever, by in the time C. Let D be less than B; and,
14   I,  7 |     an infinite, B a finite, C the time of action. In the
15   I,  7 |  time of action. In the time C, D will produce that motion
16   I,  7 |     motion in BF in the time C. Thus the finite and infinite
17   I,  9 |    say are "in the heaven". (c) In yet another sense we
18   I,  11|     fact but a possibility. (c) It is also applied where
19   I,  11|    to truth or to facility; (c) thirdly, of anything to
20   I,  11|   cause not to be; and also (c) in a third sense, to that
21   I,  11|     are in contact. Thirdly (c) in its most proper use,
22   I,  12|  together, while either A or C and either B or D are capable
23   I,  12|  present in everything. Then C and D must be predicated
24   I,  12|      between them. In E both C and D must be present, for
25   I,  12|     present, for either A or C is present everywhere and
26   I,  12|  Since then A is impossible, C must be present, and the
27   I,  12|    that which always is not, C the generated, and D the
28   I,  12|     D the destructible. Then C must be intermediate between
29   I,  12|   for A and B in either way. C then will be, and also not
30  II,  5 |     from A to B or from A to C, and we have already explained
31  II,  12|      done to get B, B to get C, and C to get D, one step
32  II,  12|    to get B, B to get C, and C to get D, one step or two