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 1   V, 1 |     the extremes and of either extreme as a contrary relatively
 2  VI, 6 |        Again, if by taking the extreme moment of the time-for it
 3  VI, 6 |     But half the time finds an extreme in the point of division.
 4  VI, 10|    limits, since these are the extreme points of any such process
 5  VI, 10|   Similarly contraries are the extreme points of processes of increase
 6 VII, 1 |     infinite in respect of its extreme points. By a motion that
 7 VIII, 8| continuous locomotion from the extreme point of E to G, and that,
 8 VIII, 8|      downwards again: then the extreme point D has served as finishing-point
 9 VIII, 8|    blackness, meet in the same extreme point?~On the other hand,
10 VIII, 9|    central point and not to an extreme point: therefore it remains