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 1   I, 2  |       there is a principle no longer, since a principle must
 2  II, 7  |       not of this kind are no longer inside the province of physics,
 3 III, 1  |    house, the buildable is no longer buildable. On the other
 4 III, 5  |    and then the body would no longer be infinite), nor is the
 5  IV, 10 |    the shorter time is by the longer), and if the "now" which
 6   V, 2  |      not itself change, is no longer applicable, so that in these
 7   V, 4  |       walking, the walking no longer is, but it will again be
 8  VI, 4  |   goal of its change it is no longer changing, and when both
 9  VI, 7  |   magnitude is traversed in a longer time, it is impossible that
10 VII, 1  |     same, the motion would no longer be numerically one though
11 VII, 3  |     or shape of a thing we no longer call that which has become
12 VIII, 1 |      no order, then we can no longer say that it is nature’s
13 VIII, 4 |     this latter case it is no longer evident, as it is when the
14 VIII, 5 |       the whole will do so no longer. If on the other hand the
15 VIII, 8 |       question asked to be no longer whether it is possible in
16 VIII, 8 |    then this solution will no longer be adequate, and we must
17 VIII, 10| greater the amount moved, the longer the time occupied. It follows
18 VIII, 10|       when their movent is no longer in contact with them? If
19 VIII, 10|     ceases when one member no longer causes the next member to