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1 III, 7 | use these terms for the moment. Later I shall explain what
2 V, 2 | of perishing at the very moment when it has reached the
3 V, 4 | daybreak and at the present moment is one and the same, why
4 VI, 1 | succession to a point or a moment to a moment in such a way
5 VI, 1 | a point or a moment to a moment in such a way that length
6 VI, 1 | to another cannot at the moment when it was in motion both
7 VI, 1 | its passage at the same moment, then that which is walking
8 VI, 1 | which is walking will at the moment when it is walking have
9 VI, 5 | has changed must at the moment when it has first changed
10 VI, 5 | that has changed, at the moment when it has changed, is
11 VI, 5 | which has come to be, at the moment when it has come to be,
12 VI, 5 | which has changed, at the moment when it has first changed,
13 VI, 5 | the process of change—the moment when it is correct to say "
14 VI, 5 | indivisible: for, if it were, the moment immediately preceding the
15 VI, 5 | preceding the change and the moment in which the change begins
16 VI, 6 | if by taking the extreme moment of the time-for it is the
17 VI, 6 | of the time-for it is the moment that defines the time, and
18 VI, 6 | cannot be changing in a moment, it follows that it must
19 VI, 6 | must have changed at every moment in the time: consequently,
20 VI, 6 | changed from A to B in a moment. Now the moment in which
21 VI, 6 | to B in a moment. Now the moment in which it has changed
22 VI, 6 | hand, it is a different moment, there will be a period
23 VI, 8 | being at rest"-when at one moment after another it can be
24 VI, 8 | is true only at a single moment, then the thing will be
25 VI, 8 | period of time but only at a moment that limits the time. It
26 VI, 8 | It is true that at any moment it is always over against
27 VI, 8 | is not at rest: for at a moment it is not possible for anything
28 VI, 8 | which is in motion is at a moment not in motion and is opposite
29 VI, 9 | occupying such a space at any moment, the flying arrow is therefore
30 VI, 9 | reaches the last G at the same moment as the first G reaches the
31 VI, 9 | last B. Secondly at this moment the first G has passed all
32 VI, 9 | A. Thirdly, at the same moment all the B’s have passed
33 VI, 10 | moments, in which case at any moment it would have completed
34 VI, 10 | period of time and never in a moment, and all time is divisible,
35 VI, 10 | small being in motion in a moment: for in the two questions-that
36 VI, 10 | questions-that of motion in a moment and that of motion of something
37 VII, 5 | of distance: for at any moment when a thing is causing
38 VIII, 1 | appears unreasonable on a moment’s thought, and still more
39 VIII, 1 | unthinkable apart from the moment, and the moment a kind of
40 VIII, 1 | from the moment, and the moment a kind of middle-point,
41 VIII, 1 | take must be found in some moment, since time contains no
42 VIII, 1 | contact for us except the moment. Therefore, since the moment
43 VIII, 1 | moment. Therefore, since the moment is both a beginning and
44 VIII, 1 | motion is started at some moment, and that the fact that
45 VIII, 1 | this rather than a previous moment is of no importance, and
46 VIII, 2 | but at rest, are at some moment set in motion: whereas,
47 VIII, 2 | nevertheless we are then at some moment set in motion, that is to
48 VIII, 3 | passes away at a particular moment. Similarly, too, in the
49 VIII, 8 | only have been there at the moment of passing, its passage
50 VIII, 8 | of which the particular moment is a dividing-point. To
51 VIII, 8 | E to G, and that, at the moment when A is at the point B,
52 VIII, 8 | not hold that there was a moment when A came to be at B and
53 VIII, 8 | at B and that at the same moment D was in motion from the
54 VIII, 8 | not be there at the same moment. And here we cannot apply
55 VIII, 8 | same thing is at the same moment existent and not existent,
56 VIII, 8 | thing is not existent at the moment when it has become. It is
57 VIII, 8 | time B. Then D is at the moment G white and not-white: for
58 VIII, 8 | to call it white at any moment of A, and not-white in B,
59 VIII, 8 | all of it except the last moment G. G belongs already to
60 VIII, 8 | complete. And so G is the first moment at which it is true to call
61 VIII, 8 | may be non-existent at the moment when it has become and existent
62 VIII, 8 | become and existent at the moment when it has perished: or
63 VIII, 8 | and so is white at that moment: then, inasmuch as in the
64 VIII, 8 | was not white and at the moment B it is white, there must
65 VIII, 8 | near to B, but from the moment of its starting on its course,
66 VIII, 8 | from A to G and that at the moment of its arrival at G the
67 VIII, 8 | shifting its ground from moment to moment can be continuous:
68 VIII, 8 | its ground from moment to moment can be continuous: but a
69 VIII, 10| ceases to be in motion at the moment when its movent ceases to
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