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 1  II, 2 |     straight" and "curved", and likewise "number", "line", and "figure",
 2  VI, 5 |      case of one will hold good likewise in the case of the rest.~
 3  VI, 5 |       changed. So it is evident likewise that that that which has
 4  VI, 5 |     change in both parts, it is likewise in process of change in
 5  VI, 6 |         motion, and the same is likewise true of the time KRh. Then
 6  VI, 6 |        period of it, motion may likewise be said to have taken place
 7  VI, 7 |        and in each several part likewise, so that in the whole time
 8  VI, 7 |  infinite, the other must be so likewise: for all locomotion is in
 9  VI, 10|       this is impossible, it is likewise impossible for the indivisible
10 VII, 3 |      memory or anticipation are likewise to be traced to sense-perception,
11 VIII, 3| ultimate and what is not. It is likewise impossible that all things