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1 11| dimensions; and accordingly, no atom has ever been perceived
2 22|         suppose either, that an atom can become visible to us;
3 22|    cannot even conceive, how an atom is to become visible; besides,
4 23|     This analogy applies to the atom, as far as we consider it
5 23|       this comparison, that the atom really has some extent,
6 27|       for in whatever sense the atom moves, it must have a movement
7 28|        the compound bodies, one atom does not move more rapidly
8 28|        continued movement of an atom which takes place in an
9 28|     rapid. At the same time, an atom has not, in any moment perceptible