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 1 III, 4 |    things with the element of infinity. An indication of this is
 2 III, 5 |   quantity.~Suppose then that infinity belongs to substance as
 3 III, 7 | process of bisection, and its infinity is not a permanent actuality
 4  IV, 4 |  permanent, there would be an infinity of places in the same thing.
 5  VI, 4 |     of the time, and so on to infinity. Again, the time will be
 6  VI, 4 |      less again, and so on to infinity. Moreover by setting out
 7  VI, 4 |      have already shown: that infinity does so will be made clear
 8  VI, 5 |     yet another, and so on to infinity. Thus of that which changes
 9  VI, 5 |   prior to that, and so on to infinity, because the process of
10  VI, 6 | quarter another, and so on to infinity: consequently when it has
11  VI, 7 |    then another, and so on to infinity. Thus the two results will
12 VII, 1 |    the series cannot go on to infinity, but there must be some
13 VIII, 2|    and no motion can go on to infinity.~Secondly, we see that a
14 VIII, 8|      time, and the element of infinity is present in the time no
15 VIII, 8|      of change that admits of infinity or continuity except rotatory