Book, Paragraph

1  II, 8  |  from an internal principle, arrive at some completion: the
2  VI, 9  |  which is in locomotion must arrive at the half-way stage before
3 VII, 4  |      same that enables us to arrive at the conclusion that the
4 VIII, 5 |   granted that we eventually arrive at G we may take it that
5 VIII, 8 |     B: otherwise it will not arrive later: for this to happen
6 VIII, 8 |     at which it will finally arrive), and yet will not be undergoing
7 VIII, 10|      finite magnitude I must arrive at a magnitude that exceeds
8 VIII, 10| continual subtraction I must arrive at one that falls short
9 VIII, 10|    in this way I shall never arrive at the full AB, whereas