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 1 1 | turns upon names only. It is impossible in a discussion to bring
 2 5 |     arguments that reason ad impossible: for in these we are bound
 3 5 |      come-to-be. But this is impossible: accordingly, the "soul"
 4 5 |      both be blind; which is impossible.~
 5 8 |    argument (the argument ad impossible) and that which treats two
 6 17|     a refutation, it will be impossible for an answerer to escape
 7 24|      to prove that motion is impossible. So that even if any one
 8 24|     that this doctrine is an impossible one, he still is mistaken,
 9 25|    happened to it. For it is impossible for contraries and opposites
10 26|  should not admit that it is impossible for the same thing to be