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 1   I,  4 |          circle, motion from E to F on the semicircle G may
 2   I,  4 |         be opposed to motion from F to E on the semicircle H.
 3   I,  5 |          like CE, CD cutting E at F. The infinite line, therefore,
 4   I,  7 |          patient less than B, say F. Then take E, bearing the
 5   I,  7 |          as the whole BF bears to F. E will produce the motion
 6   I,  12|        stand for the ungenerated, F for the generated, G for
 7   I,  12|          the destructible. As for F and H, it has been shown
 8   I,  12|          one another as these do, F and H coincident, E and
 9   I,  12|           and H coincident, E and F never predicated of the
10   I,  12|           coincident with G, then F will be, since either E
11   I,  12|        will be, since either E or F is predictable of everything.
12   I,  12|  everything. But of that of which F is predicated H will be
13   I,  12| ungenerated (E) to the generated (F) is the same as that of