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 1      I, 15|      impossibile. At the same time it will be evident that
 2      I, 15|    happen, and if at the same time A is possible and B impossible,
 3      I, 15|       thing would at the same time be possible and impossible.~
 4      I, 15|      limitation in respect of time, e.g. to the present or
 5      I, 15|     belonging at a particular time to everything that is moving,
 6      I, 15|      limitation in respect of time.~Again let the premiss AB
 7      I, 19|      to no C. But at the same time it is clear that B will
 8      I, 26|     of universal. At the same time it is evident that it is
 9      I, 32|       will happen at the same time that what has been already
10      I, 36|  opportunity is not the right time: for opportunity belongs
11      I, 36| belongs to God, but the right time does not, since nothing
12      I, 44|      will then be at the same time healthy and sickly. He has
13      I, 46|       will belong at the same time to the same person (for
14      I, 46|     do not belong at the same time to the same thing. As then "
15      I, 46|     cannot belong at the same time to the same thing, and one
16      I, 46|     should belong at the same time to the same thing.~It results
17      I, 46|     cannot belong at the same time to the same thing, but it
18     II, 2 |     is and is not at the same time. But this is impossible.
19     II, 2 |    and not belong at the same time. So A is posited as one
20     II, 21|    the same thing at the same time. For the expression "to