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 1  II, 3  |          exist and cease to exist simultaneously with their effect, e.g.
 2  II, 3  |     housebuilder do not pass away simultaneously.~In investigating the cause
 3  IV, 5  |        For as a whole it does not simultaneously change its place, though
 4  IV, 7  |   involves a void; for bodies may simultaneously make room for one another,
 5  IV, 10 |           another, it would exist simultaneously with the innumerable "nows"
 6  IV, 12 |         are measured by time (for simultaneously it measures both the movement
 7   V, 2  |           health to sickness must simultaneously be changing from this very
 8   V, 6  |          found to come into being simultaneously with the motion; and one
 9   V, 6  |           rest and motion will be simultaneously predicable of the same thing.
10  VI, 5  |         is without parts, it will simultaneously be at rest and have changed:
11  VI, 9  |      first G and the first B will simultaneously reach the opposite ends
12 VII, 1  |           the movent must proceed simultaneously (for the movent is causing
13 VII, 1  |          the moved is being moved simultaneously) it is evident that the
14 VII, 1  |       many things being in motion simultaneously. But if (as we see to be
15 VIII, 8 |          impossible that A should simultaneously have come to be at B and
16 VIII, 8 |           of A is that it has not simultaneously come to be and ceased to
17 VIII, 8 |          at D and departed from D simultaneously, for in that case it would
18 VIII, 8 |         for in that case it would simultaneously be there and not be there
19 VIII, 8 |        from G: consequently it is simultaneously undergoing two contrary
20 VIII, 8 | impossible for a thing to undergo simultaneously two contrary motions, that
21 VIII, 8 |           from A to G cannot also simultaneously be undergoing locomotion
22 VIII, 8 |         has occurred in something simultaneously a perishing of not-white
23 VIII, 8 |          there must have occurred simultaneously a perishing of not-white,
24 VIII, 8 |       same direction of energy be simultaneously in motion to A (since it
25 VIII, 8 |       thing would have to undergo simultaneously two opposite motions. So,
26 VIII, 10|        would have to be in motion simultaneously and also to have ceased
27 VIII, 10|           and also to have ceased simultaneously to be in motion when the
28 VIII, 10|         this thing does not cease simultaneously to impart motion and to
29 VIII, 10|         other as moved-must cease simultaneously, and with this the whole
30 VIII, 10|           moved and impart motion simultaneously, so that their motions also
31 VIII, 10|          their motions also cease simultaneously: but our present problem