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 1 III, 2  |      having a certain size is not undergoing change, nor yet a thing
 2  IV, 4  |        time the place too will be undergoing change; so that there will
 3 VII, 2  |           is that things that are undergoing alteration are altered in
 4 VIII, 5 |          should then have a thing undergoing the same motion that it
 5 VIII, 6 |         such thing should without undergoing any process of change at
 6 VIII, 7 |      changes. Now a thing that is undergoing any particular kind of motion,
 7 VIII, 8 |        back at A. Then when it is undergoing locomotion from A to G it
 8 VIII, 8 |          G it is at the same time undergoing also its locomotion to A
 9 VIII, 8 | consequently it is simultaneously undergoing two contrary motions, since
10 VIII, 8 |        and moreover that which is undergoing but does not always undergo
11 VIII, 8 |         must have been previously undergoing the state of rest that is
12 VIII, 8 |   contrary motions, that which is undergoing locomotion from A to G cannot
13 VIII, 8 |     cannot also simultaneously be undergoing locomotion from G to A:
14 VIII, 8 |      arrive), and yet will not be undergoing two contrary or opposite
15 VIII, 9 |        increase or decrease or is undergoing some alteration while remaining
16 VIII, 10|         adapted for imparting and undergoing motion, we must say further