Book, Paragraph

 1  IV, 8 | between any two times, so long as both are finite), but
 2  IV, 10|    what moves little in a long time; but time is not defined
 3  IV, 12| but as many or few and as long or short. For as continuous
 4  IV, 12|   For as continuous it is long or short and as a number
 5  IV, 12|   we say that the road is long, if the journey is long,
 6  IV, 12|   long, if the journey is long, and that this is long,
 7  IV, 12| is long, and that this is long, if the road is long-the
 8  IV, 13|   near the existing now. "Long ago" refers to the distant
 9  IV, 13|    presently" or "just", "long ago", and "suddenly" mean.~
10   V, 2 | accidental change we have long ago decided to leave out
11   V, 2 |   with difficulty after a long time or whose movement is
12 VII, 2 |   continues its course so long as it is controlled by the