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 1   I,  5 |       exists should be of peculiar moment to our inquiry. The infinite,
 2   I,  5 |           B and B of A at the same moment; for each overlaps the other
 3   I,  10|        than it was at any previous moment throughout its entire duration,
 4   I,  12|           was it generated, at one moment rather than another? If
 5   I,  12|      rather than another? If every moment is alike and the moments
 6   I,  12|            like the first at every moment, so that the thing will
 7  II,  4 |            none, body will be in a moment because of the projection
 8  II,  8 |         the same place at the same moment; from which it follows that
 9  II,  8 | circumference, at one and the same moment. But it is difficult to
10  II,  9 |          in our ears from the very moment of birth and is thus indistinguishable
11  II,  11|            figure, and only at one moment a half-moon? And astronomical
12 III,  2 |            movement was natural, a moment's consideration shows that