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1   I, 4  |  quantity separated out will continually decrease, still it will
2  VI, 6  |  divided so that one part is continually increasing and the other
3  VI, 6  |     increasing and the other continually decreasing.~So it is evident
4  VI, 7  |    motion or a part of it is continually repeated, but that the whole
5  VI, 10 | points, for the point, as it continually traverses a distance equal
6 VII, 1  |    something else, and so on continually: then the series cannot
7 VIII, 10| shall not use up the time by continually subtracting a corresponding
8 VIII, 10|     another finite power and continually increasing the magnitude
9 VIII, 10|   time ZH. That being so, by continually taking a greater magnitude