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1 I, 5| E, and a moving radius, CD. CD will never cease contact 2 I, 5| and a moving radius, CD. CD will never cease contact 3 I, 5| always be something like CE, CD cutting E at F. The infinite 4 I, 7| Let A and B be infinites, CD being the time of the action 5 I, 7| time D. Then, as D is to CD, so is E to some finite 6 I, 7| be moved by A in the time CD. For we suppose that the 7 III, 2| body to move the distance CD, while B in the same time 8 III, 2| divided in the proportion CE: CD (for there is no reason 9 III, 2| same time move the distance CD. A weightless body, therefore, 10 III, 2| the same time the distance CD. Dividing the heavy body 11 III, 2| body in the proportion CE:CD, we subtract from the heavy 12 III, 2| CE, since the whole moved CD: for the relative speeds