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1  IV, 14|      thing homogeneous with it, units by a unit, horses by a horse,
2   V, 3 |         it is a line, a unit or units if it is a unit, a house
3   V, 3 |      for points can touch while units can only be in succession.
4   V, 3 |    possibly be anything between units: for there can be nothing
5 VIII, 8|    itself an infinite number of units: there is no absurdity,
6 VIII, 8|    reckon an infinite number of units), nevertheless as an account
7 VIII, 8|   through an infinite number of units either of time or of distance
8 VIII, 8|         sense it is not. If the units are actual, it is not possible:
9 VIII, 8| traversed an infinite number of units in an accidental sense but