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1   I, 4 | thought that the truth of the alternative necessarily followed, namely
2 III, 3 |       in two senses.)~Now, in alternative (b), the motion will be
3 III, 5 |        2) simple; yet neither alternative is possible.~(1) Compound
4 III, 5 |      must consider the former alternative; for there are some people
5 III, 6 |       considerations, neither alternative seems possible, an arbiter
6 III, 6 |       indivisible lines.) The alternative then remains that the infinite
7 VIII, 5|    Let us consider the former alternative. If then it is an accidental
8 VIII, 5|      will now take the second alternative. If the movement is not
9 VIII, 5|     of motion). Now the first alternative is impossible, and the second