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 1   I, 9  |      potentiality it does not cease to be in its own nature,
 2  II, 1  | things to come into being and cease to be times without number.~
 3  II, 3  |      and particular exist and cease to exist simultaneously
 4   V, 4  |     same to come to be and to cease to be many times. However,
 5 VII, 1  | anything does not necessarily cease from its motion because
 6 VIII, 1 |    therefore at the same time cease to be movable-e.g. the cessation
 7 VIII, 1 |    therefore at the same time cease to a be motive. Again, the
 8 VIII, 10|      that this thing does not cease simultaneously to impart
 9 VIII, 10|    said. The motion begins to cease when the motive force produced
10 VIII, 10|       the other as moved-must cease simultaneously, and with
11 VIII, 10|       that their motions also cease simultaneously: but our