Book, Paragraph

 1 III, 5 |   and the other down, or an extremity and a centre?~Further, every
 2  VI, 1 | indivisible there can be no extremity as distinct from some other
 3  VI, 1 |    has no parts can have no extremity, the extremity and the thing
 4  VI, 1 |  can have no extremity, the extremity and the thing of which it
 5  VI, 1 |    thing of which it is the extremity being distinct).~Moreover,
 6  VI, 3 |     is something that is an extremity of the past (no part of
 7  VI, 3 |     the present that is the extremity of both times must be one
 8  VI, 3 |   and the same: for if each extremity were different, the one
 9  VI, 3 |     the times have the same extremity, viz. the present.~Again,
10 VIII, 1|     always be time: for the extremity of the last period of time
11 VIII, 8| same velocity as A from the extremity of Z to H: then, says the
12 VIII, 8|    D was in motion from the extremity of Z: for the fact of A’