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 1   I, 4 |         into which a whole can be divided and which are actually present
 2   I, 4 |          a sense in which clay is divided into pieces of clay, but
 3 III, 7 |      holds. What is continuous is divided ad infinitum, but there
 4 III, 7 |            It is possible to have divided in the same ratio as the
 5  IV, 8 |         medium that is not easily divided, i.e. a medium that is somewhat
 6  IV, 8 |         resistant and more easily divided, the faster will be the
 7  IV, 11|       continuous by the "now" and divided at it. For here too there
 8  IV, 12|        minimum; for every line is divided ad infinitum. Hence it is
 9  VI, 1 |       indivisibles, they could be divided into indivisibles, since
10  VI, 2 |         the time ZO will again be divided. And if this is divided
11  VI, 2 |           divided. And if this is divided the magnitude GK will also
12  VI, 2 |         magnitude GK will also be divided just as GD was: and again,
13  VI, 2 |        again, if the magnitude is divided, the time will also be divided.
14  VI, 2 |    divided, the time will also be divided. And we can carry on this
15  VI, 2 |         respective magnitudes are divided, that of the quicker, the
16  VI, 2 |         Then the time may also be divided into three indivisibles,
17  VI, 2 |      Suppose then that it is thus divided into KL, LM, MN. Again,
18  VI, 2 |        time may also be similarly divided into two. Thus the indivisible
19  VI, 3 | simultaneous: for the time may be divided at many points. If, therefore,
20  VI, 4 |        the whole motion OI may be divided into the motions of the
21  VI, 5 |          divisible, and let it be divided at B. If then the completion
22  VI, 5 |        two parts into which AD is divided, it has not changed in the
23  VI, 6 |           is divisible) let it be divided at K. Now in the time ChK
24  VI, 6 |           lines may be infinitely divided so that one part is continually
25  VI, 8 |        into which the time may be divided, it cannot be coming to
26  VI, 9 | successively have to deal are not divided into halves. The result
27 VII, 1 |           is divisible. Let it be divided, then, at G. Now if GB is
28 VII, 4 |        the way in which colour is divided into kinds? Thus in this
29 VIII, 4|           in so far as a thing is divided that one part of it is by
30 VIII, 5|          into which motion can be divided: e.g. we must say that if
31 VIII, 5|       undivided, so that if it is divided it will not continue in