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1   I, 2 |    continuous is divisible ad infinitum.~There is, indeed, a difficulty
2 III, 5 | extended in all directions ad infinitum.~Nor (2) can the infinite
3 III, 6 |      limits and to proceed ad infinitum in the direction both of
4 III, 7 |      continuous is divided ad infinitum, but there is no infinite
5 III, 8 |      he is and magnify him ad infinitum. But it does not follow
6  IV, 1 |    have a place, and so on ad infinitum.~(6) Again, just as every
7  IV, 8 |      rest or must be moved ad infinitum, unless something more powerful
8  IV, 12|      every line is divided ad infinitum. Hence it is so with time.