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 1   I,  5 |         number, because there is no maximum, applies also to the space
 2   I,  11|              we refer always to the maximum. We speak, for instance,
 3   I,  11| stades-though a power to effect the maximum is also a power to effect
 4   I,  11|          power to give the limit or maximum. A thing, then, which is
 5   I,  11|             But the power is of the maximum, and a thing said, with
 6   I,  11|         said, with reference to its maximum, to be incapable of so much
 7   I,  11|            determined by a limiting maximum. Now perhaps the objection
 8   I,  11|             touch our argument. The maximum may be determined either
 9   I,  12|         there must be some definite maximum time of their being and
10  II,  6 |         there will be acceleration, maximum speed, and retardation,
11  II,  6 |          all irregular motions. The maximum may occur either at the
12  II,  6 |         natural motion to reach its maximum at the goal, unnatural motion
13  II,  6 |            then its movement has no maximum, it can have no irregularity,