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 1   I,  5 |          cannot move may also be shown as follows. Let A be a finite
 2   I,  5 |   impossible.~(7) It can also be shown, conversely, that if the
 3   I,  5 |       itself finite.~We have now shown that the body which moves
 4   I,  6 |         and that we have already shown to be an impossibility.
 5   I,  6 |        of infinite weight can be shown in the following way. A
 6   I,  6 |          no infinite body may be shown, as we have shown it, by
 7   I,  6 |         may be shown, as we have shown it, by a detailed consideration
 8   I,  6 |        cases. But it may also be shown universally, not only by
 9   I,  7 |      because, as we have already shown, infinite weight and lightness
10   I,  7 |          infinite, which we have shown to be impossible.~Moreover,
11   I,  7 |         or to act upon it may be shown as follows.~(1. The infinite
12   I,  7 |         of movement, where it is shown that no finite thing possesses
13   I,  8 |           The same could also be shown with the aid of the discussions
14   I,  9 |          For, first, it has been shown that that which moves in
15   I,  9 |   outside the heaven, as we have shown, body neither exists nor
16   I,  12|          but it has already been shown that this is impossible.
17   I,  12|         for F and H, it has been shown that they are coincident.
18   I,  12|         being; but this has been shown to be impossible. (4) Again,
19  II,  4 |    circle, and since it has been shown that outside the farthest
20  II,  6 |          which is moved, we have shown that it is primary and simple
21  II,  11|       are spherical. It has been shown that it is not in their
22 III,  1 |   constitution, and we have also shown that they are ungenerated
23 III,  1 |          movement, where we have shown that an indivisible length
24 III,  2 |          natural movement may be shown as follows. They manifestly
25 III,  2 |        manifold. The same may be shown, from the fact of rest.
26 III,  5 | divisible. And the same could be shown of fire and of all bodies
27 III,  6 |        void. But we have already shown that this is impossible.
28  IV,  5 |     observation, and it has been shown that the downward and upward