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 1   I, 7  |          2) it does not. For man remains a man and is such even when
 2 III, 2  |      these seems possible. There remains then the suggested mode
 3 III, 5  |       rest. Just as the infinite remains at rest in itself because
 4 III, 6  |     lines.) The alternative then remains that the infinite has a
 5 III, 8  |                             8~It remains to dispose of the arguments
 6  IV, 4  |      changed while the container remains the same (as water may be
 7  IV, 4  |        side of the rotating body remains always coincident with itself.
 8  IV, 6  |    outside the whole body, which remains continuous.~These people,
 9  IV, 9  |         of a smaller, whether it remains the same or becomes a different
10  IV, 11 |          the "now" as substratum remains the same (for it is what
11   V, 2  |         to Agent and Patient, it remains that there can be motion
12   V, 6  |     further qualification: there remains the question, is the opposite
13  VI, 7  |       increases or diminishes or remains stationary this is none
14  VI, 10 |         change is in process. It remains, then, that in the time
15  VI, 10 |        defined by limits. But it remains to be considered whether
16 VII, 4  |          may be. But there still remains the question whether, supposing
17 VIII, 1 |                             1~IT remains to consider the following
18 VIII, 2 | Nevertheless, how this can be so remains matter for inquiry; how
19 VIII, 3 |          motion continuously. It remains, then, to consider whether
20 VIII, 6 |          has been said, since it remains permanently simple and unvarying
21 VIII, 9 |      extreme point: therefore it remains still, and the whole is
22 VIII, 10|         to move it, but it still remains a movent, and so it causes
23 VIII, 10|    continuous because the movent remains always invariable, so that
24 VIII, 10|  relation to that which it moves remains also invariable and continuous.~