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 1   V, 4  |          is the time that makes it consecutive: but it is the three together
 2   V, 4  |    generically may, it is true, be consecutive (e.g. a man may run and
 3   V, 4  |          in the torch-race we have consecutive but not continuous locomotion:
 4   V, 4  |          one. Hence motions may be consecutive or successive in virtue
 5   V, 4  |        irregular, motions that are consecutive but not specifically the
 6  VI, 5  |         the change begins would be consecutive (and moments cannot be consecutive).
 7  VI, 5  | consecutive (and moments cannot be consecutive). Again, if the changing
 8  VI, 6  |            we saw, moments are not consecutive. Since, then, it has changed
 9  VI, 6  |       things without parts will be consecutive. But since this is impossible,
10 VIII, 8 |        another time B, a time-atom consecutive with the last atom of A,
11 VIII, 8 |           point has no other point consecutive with or in succession to
12 VIII, 10|           it causes something else consecutive with it to be in motion,
13 VIII, 10|      produced in one member of the consecutive series is at each stage
14 VIII, 10|            but a number of movents consecutive with one another: and so
15 VIII, 10|            continuous motion but a consecutive series of separate motions),
16 VIII, 10|          single motion, but only a consecutive series of motions. The only