Book, Paragraph

 1   I, 3 |          so, there is nothing to prevent there being many beings,
 2 III, 3 |           2) There is nothing to prevent two things having one and
 3  IV, 3 |       solve. There is nothing to prevent the first place from being "
 4   V, 3 |         gap in the time does not prevent things having a "between",
 5   V, 3 |        hand, there is nothing to prevent the highest note sounding
 6   V, 3 |       house (there is nothing to prevent something of a different
 7  VI, 10|         that there is nothing to prevent its being infinite in this
 8 VII, 2 |       though there is nothing to prevent the animate also being unconscious
 9 VIII, 2|          be, there is nothing to prevent there being a motion that
10 VIII, 4| condition, if something does not prevent him, he actively exercises
11 VIII, 5|        thus: there is nothing to prevent each of the two parts, or
12 VIII, 5|       and so there is nothing to prevent self-motion residing primarily
13 VIII, 8|  considering there is nothing to prevent the motion being continuous