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 1  IV, 12|       was, some will be, e.g. a future event; this depends on the
 2  IV, 13|        for it connects past and future time), and it is a limit
 3  IV, 13|     just" refers to the part of future time which is near the indivisible
 4  IV, 14|    boundary of the past and the future; so that since "nows" are
 5  IV, 14|        reference to past and to future time; for in the past we
 6  IV, 14|      what is nearer, but in the future we call the nearer "before"
 7  VI, 3 |        the past (no part of the future being on this side of it)
 8  VI, 3 |     side of it) and also of the future (no part of the past being
 9  VI, 3 |         part of the past in the future and part of the future in
10  VI, 3 |      the future and part of the future in the past: for past time
11  VI, 3 |         will be marked off from future time at the actual point
12  VI, 3 |         past and a part that is future, and it will not always
13  VI, 3 |       same part that is past or future: in fact one and the same
14 VIII, 1|      and an end, a beginning of future time and an end of past
15 VIII, 3| restoration to health is in the future: the process of change cannot