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1  IV, 8 | movement, none of the other movements can exist); but how can
2  IV, 8 |   viz. that between any two movements there is a ratio (for they
3  IV, 14|   number of each of the two movements. Is there another time,
4  IV, 14|   the same number. So, too, movements that have simultaneous limits
5  IV, 14|  for this reason, while the movements are different and separate,
6  IV, 14|   of equal and simultaneous movements is everywhere one and the
7  IV, 14|      viz. because the other movements are measured by this, and