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 1  IV, 12|  both it and its essence are measured by time (for simultaneously
 2  IV, 12|   that its essence should be measured).~Clearly then "to be in
 3  IV, 12|   that their being should be measured by time. "To be in time"
 4  IV, 12|     time, nor is their being measured by time. A proof of this
 5  IV, 12| thing, and that its being is measured by the number in which it
 6  IV, 12|      is "in time" it will be measured by time. But time will measure
 7  IV, 12|     to be in time" is "to be measured by time", while time is
 8  IV, 12|     thing whose existence is measured by it will have its existence
 9  IV, 14|  movement, and everything is measured by some one thing homogeneous
10  IV, 14|     and, as we said, time is measured by motion as well as motion
11  IV, 14|    motion and of the time is measured): if, then, what is first
12  IV, 14|      the other movements are measured by this, and time by this
13  IV, 14|     locomotion and is itself measured by such. So that to say
14  IV, 14|    this is to say that it is measured by the circular movement;
15  IV, 14|   measure nothing else to be measured is observed; the whole is
16 VIII, 9|   motion (for all things are measured by what is primary): on