Ancilla to the Pre-Socratic Philosophers: A Complete Translation of the Fragments in Diels, Fragmente Der VorsokratikerThis book is a complete translation of the fragments of the pre-Socratic philosophers given in the fifth edition of Diels, Fragmente der Vorsokratiker. |
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Page 47
... infinite . 2. ( First half of the Epicheirêma showing that if Things are Many they must be ( a ) infinitely small ... infinite in number ) . If Things are Many , they must be as many as they are and neither more nor less than this . But ...
... infinite . 2. ( First half of the Epicheirêma showing that if Things are Many they must be ( a ) infinitely small ... infinite in number ) . If Things are Many , they must be as many as they are and neither more nor less than this . But ...
Page 48
... infinite . 4. Nothing that has a beginning and an end is either ever- lasting or infinite . 5. If it were not One , it will form a boundary in relation to something else . 6. If it were infinite , it would be One ; for if it were two ...
... infinite . 4. Nothing that has a beginning and an end is either ever- lasting or infinite . 5. If it were not One , it will form a boundary in relation to something else . 6. If it were infinite , it would be One ; for if it were two ...
Page 83
... infinite in number and in smalĺness . For the Small also was infinite . And since all were together , nothing was distinguishable because of its smallness . For Air and Aether dominated all things , both of them being infinite . For ...
... infinite in number and in smalĺness . For the Small also was infinite . And since all were together , nothing was distinguishable because of its smallness . For Air and Aether dominated all things , both of them being infinite . For ...
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