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1  II, 3 |         fall into four familiar divisions. The letters are the causes
2  VI, 2 |        also continuous; for the divisions of which time and magnitude
3  VI, 2 | magnitude in less time; for the divisions of time and of magnitude
4  VI, 4 |         susceptible of the same divisions (though spheres of motion
5  VI, 5 |      has been effected: for the divisions are infinite.~So, too, of
6 VIII, 8|  contains an infinite number of divisions): then this solution will
7 VIII, 8|    dividing into halves. But if divisions are made in this way, neither