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 1      I,  19| terminate, or can it proceed to infinity? The second question is
 2      I,  19|        or can it too proceed to infinity? There is this much difference
 3      I,  19|       attributes, and ascend to infinity? The second is the problem
 4      I,  19|      predicates, and descend to infinity? A third question is, if
 5      I,  19|      are fixed, can there be an infinity of middles? I mean this:
 6      I,  19|   middles; can these proceed to infinity or can they not? This is
 7      I,  19|       demonstrations proceed to infinity, i.e. is everything demonstrable?
 8      I,  19|         that the subject has an infinity of attributes or that both
 9      I,  20|    infinitum, since you have an infinity of terms between you and
10      I,  20|   impossible there cannot be an infinity of intermediates between
11      I,  21|       that we cannot proceed to infinity either by ascending from
12      I,  22|        of them. Hence, since an infinity of attributes such as contain
13      I,  22| interposition could continue to infinity there might be an infinite
14      I,  23|       that between two terms an infinity of intermediates would fall-an
15     II,  12|     since a process contains an infinity of past events. These questions,
16     II,  12|   intervene because there is an infinity of middles? No: though no