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1 7|         object of sight appears indivisible, but [vision like other
2 7|         that one sees is really indivisible. The reason of this has
3 7|       objects in a time one and indivisible relatively to one another,
4 7| relatively to one another, i.e. indivisible in a sense consistent with
5 7|         and Sweet to be one qua indivisible [sc. qua combining its different
6 7|         possible to perceive is indivisible, may be thus shown. The
7 7|     presume, itself necessarily indivisible. Therefore, if any sensible
8 7|       if any sensible object be indivisible, such object, if set in