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 1  IV, 2  |    are, and the special place occupied primarily by each. I mean,
 2  IV, 8  | traverse of Z when Z was void occupied the time H. So that it will
 3  IV, 8  |      portion of void formerly occupied in the void, just as if
 4  IV, 8  |       magnitude equal to that occupied by the void; a magnitude
 5  VI, 2  |        at E. Then since A has occupied the whole time ZH in arriving
 6  VI, 2  |      so we find that the time occupied by the passage over the
 7  VI, 2  |     magnitude, the whole time occupied in passing over AB will
 8  VI, 2  |     that infinite time is not occupied in passing over every magnitude,
 9  VI, 2  |     infinite time will not be occupied in passing over BE is evident
10  VI, 2  |      than the whole, the time occupied in traversing this part
11  VI, 3  |    since the slower will have occupied the whole present in traversing
12  VI, 4  |    suppose that A is the time occupied by the motion B. Then if
13  VI, 4  |      if all the time has been occupied by the whole motion, it
14  VI, 5  |       of change, and the time occupied by the change does not contain
15  VI, 7  |    the whole infinite time is occupied by the whole finite motion.
16  VI, 7  |    portion, equal to the time occupied in completing the aforesaid
17  VI, 7  |     are assuming that that is occupied by the whole AB. And if
18  VI, 9  |       s, and has consequently occupied only half the time occupied
19  VI, 9  |   occupied only half the time occupied by the first G, since each
20  VI, 9  |        so says Zeno) the time occupied by the first G in passing
21  VI, 9  |      the B’s is equal to that occupied by it in passing each of
22  VI, 9  |      because an equal time is occupied by both the first B and
23 VII, 1  |     motion of A: but the time occupied by the motion of A is finite:
24 VII, 5  |  amount of time that has been occupied). then, A the movement have
25 VIII, 8 |       that the period of time occupied in traversing the distance
26 VIII, 8 |    the whole time A, the time occupied by it in having become white
27 VIII, 8 |      no more than all that it occupied in the mere process of becoming
28 VIII, 10|      part of B. Then the time occupied by this motion cannot be
29 VIII, 10|    moved, the longer the time occupied. It follows that the time
30 VIII, 10|     of the part of G which is occupied by all A in moving the whole
31 VIII, 10|    Suppose that A is the time occupied by the infinite power in
32 VIII, 10|       and that AB is the time occupied by a finite power in the
33 VIII, 10|      as great at BG, the time occupied by this magnitude in moving
34 VIII, 10|      force. Moreover the time occupied by the action of any finite