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 1  VI, 2 |   whole, the time occupied in traversing this part must be finite,
 2  VI, 3 | occupied the whole present in traversing AG, the quicker will occupy
 3  VI, 3 |      occupy less than this in traversing it. Thus we shall have a
 4  VI, 7 |    because we assume that the traversing of the whole occupies all
 5  VI, 7 |      either case involves the traversing of the infinite by the finite.
 6  VI, 7 |      other than by the finite traversing the infinite either by locomotion
 7  VI, 10|     than itself without first traversing a space equal to or less
 8 VII, 5 |     mean that it involves the traversing of a certain amount of distance:
 9 VIII, 8|      that which turns back in traversing a rectilinear course must
10 VIII, 8|    period of time occupied in traversing the distance contains within
11 VIII, 8|     we said, in supposing the traversing of infinite distances in