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1  VI, 1 |   Thebes: and, as we saw, O traverses a the partless section A
2  VI, 2 |   the quicker of two things traverses a greater magnitude in an
3  VI, 9 |    if it is granted that it traverses the finite distance prescribed.
4  VI, 10|    point, as it continually traverses a distance equal to itself,
5  VI, 10|  less than that in which it traverses a distance as great as itself.
6 VII, 4 | also implies that one thing traverses an equal distance in less
7 VIII, 8|    for, when a thing merely traverses a circle, it may either