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1  VI, 4|    the time, the motion, the being-in-motion, the thing that is in motion,
2  VI, 4|    time.~In the same way the being-in-motion will also be divisible.
3  VI, 4|       For let G be the whole being-in-motion. Then the being-in-motion
4  VI, 4|    being-in-motion. Then the being-in-motion that corresponds to half
5  VI, 4|  will be less than the whole being-in-motion, that which corresponds
6  VI, 4| setting out successively the being-in-motion corresponding to each of
7  VI, 4|     may argue that the whole being-in-motion will correspond to the whole
8  VI, 4|    for if it were some other being-in-motion that corresponded to the