Works, Volume 1

absurd according to accident according to nature according to place according to quality admitted alliation Anaxagoras Anaximander animal appears Archytas arguments Aristotle having shown Aristotle says assert assumed becoming beginning body boundary called changed in quality comprehended consequence continued contrary motions corruption Damascius definition demiurgus Democritus demonstrated divided Empedocles energy equal essence essentially eternity Eudemus evident finite genus happens Hence Heraclitus immoveable impartible impossible indivisible infinite inherent instance intellect interval lation likewise magnitude manner matter measure Melissus monad motion according moveable moved according moved by nature mover mutation natural philosopher natural things naturally adapted necessary non-being number of motion Parmenides pass passive quality perfect perpetual philosophers physical Plato possesses possible predicated principle of motion prior and posterior Proclus properly Pythagoreans quantity respect rest right line says Simplicius self-motive sensible separate signifies soul species subsists according swifter Theophrastus thing moved Timæus tion vacuum whole Zeno