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 1 3|     mixed are those which are divisible into minimal parts, [e.g.
 2 3|     to be mixed which are not divisible into minima; and it is in
 3 5|       that the odorous is not divisible into species is false; it
 4 5|    species is false; it is so divisible. We must here define the
 5 6|      every body is infinitely divisible, are its sensible qualities—
 6 6|      Softness-also infinitely divisible? Or, is this impossible?~[
 7 6|       them should likewise be divisible to infinity, and every part
 8 6|   sensible qualities were not divisible, pari passu with body],
 9 6|   that which is continuous is divisible into an infinite number
10 6|      not per se continuous is divisible into species which are finite
11 6|  other. But any given time is divisible into parts; so that we should
12 7| different, when it has become divisible [sc. qua distinguishing