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 1   I,  6 |   greater a certain number of times, and take BF bearing the
 2   I,  6 |  distance in a less time, the times being in inverse proportion
 3   I,  7 |      same alteration in equal times. But this is impossible;
 4   I,  7 |    mass in longer and shorter times, the times and masses varying
 5   I,  7 | longer and shorter times, the times and masses varying proportionately.
 6   I,  12|    time is impossible and the times must coincide. Thus if a
 7   I,  12| contradictory of each will at times be true of it unless it
 8  II,  9 |       us in an intensity many times that of thunder, and the
 9  II,  14|       if, then, a weight many times that of the earth were added
10 III,  6 |   that there are two infinite times which are mutually exclusive,
11  IV,  2 |  unless it also contains many times as much solid. The addition