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1   V, 6  |            6~But since a motion appears to have contrary to it not
2   V, 6  |  discarding something, it still appears to have that which is being
3 VII, 4  | different? Is it enough that it appears different in one subject
4 VII, 4  |        in one subject from what appears in another? Or must there
5 VIII, 1 |  without there being any motion appears unreasonable on a moment’
6 VIII, 7 |       is in process of becoming appears universally as something
7 VIII, 10|         not continuous but only appears so: for it is motion of