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 1 III, 6  |        for it is from this they get the dignity they ascribe
 2  IV, 7  |    water poured on to the ashes get in their own way. For either
 3  IV, 8  |         something more powerful get in its way.~Further, things
 4  IV, 9  |        the quality); nor can we get any portion of a flame,
 5  IV, 11 |    regard these as countable we get the "now". Hence in these
 6  IV, 11 |     after" is numerable that we get the "now". This is what
 7  VI, 2  | occupies less time, and thus we get the necessary consequence
 8  VI, 5  |   quantitative change, we shall get a like result, for here
 9 VIII, 5 |      yet a third wa Ly we shall get this same result as follows.
10 VIII, 8 |     every half-distance that we get, so that we have the result
11 VIII, 8 |       are made actual, we shall get not a continuous but an
12 VIII, 10|       any assigned limit. So we get the result that the finite