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 1   I, 9  |       the last, so it will have ceased to be before ceasing to
 2 III, 5  |        others by now would have ceased to be. As it is, they say,
 3   V, 2  |       to become or after it has ceased to become: for that which
 4   V, 4  |         possible for that which ceased to be again to come into
 5  VI, 5  |     will be, and that which has ceased to be will not-be: for what
 6  VI, 5  |         in which that which has ceased to be has ceased to be and
 7  VI, 5  |      which has ceased to be has ceased to be and that in which
 8  VI, 6  |         and has not perished or ceased from its change must either
 9 VII, 1  |        of something else having ceased from its motion causes it
10 VIII, 8 |         have come to be or have ceased to be at the point B: it
11 VIII, 8 |      that it has come to be and ceased to be there will involve
12 VIII, 8 |        have come to be at B and ceased to be there, so that the
13 VIII, 8 |       which the moving body has ceased to be, and it is at G that
14 VIII, 8 |   simultaneously come to be and ceased to be at B: otherwise it
15 VIII, 8 |       and has not come to be or ceased to be there. For here the
16 VIII, 10| simultaneously and also to have ceased simultaneously to be in