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 1  IV, 8|        A will traverse the part O of A. And it will surely
 2  VI, 1|       part of the motion DEZ of O over ABG is indivisible.
 3  VI, 1|    composed of indivisibles. So O traversed A when its motion
 4  VI, 1|         Thebes: and, as we saw, O traverses a the partless
 5  VI, 1|      motion D. Consequently, if O actually passed through
 6  VI, 1| divisible: for at the time when O was passing through, it
 7  VI, 1|       at rest or in motion, and O is therefore at rest in
 8  VI, 1|         motion: for, as we saw, O is in motion over the whole
 9  VI, 2|         D, will have arrived at O in less time than this,
10 VII, 1|         of A, Z of B, and H and O respectively the motions