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Excerpt from De Notionibus Infiniti Et Finiti, Vol. 1
Aristoteles de infinito copiosissime agit in phys. Anso. Ih, 4, mq., breviter sententias repetit Me taph. X, 10, et pluribus locis in libro de coelo et de gen. Et corrupt. Aristoteles infinitum actu plane rejicit. Aspectu nisus coeli. Quod perpetuo versatur, et praejudicio ductus, finitum infinito esse melius, ita ut eos, qui infinitum ponant, boni na turam ignorare censeat, nec, notionibus mathemati cis assuetus, infinitum in rerum natura invenire potuit... Haec est ejus sententia: Infinitum substantia esse non potest, quia quantitatis ratione divisibile, et quaeque pars infinitum esset, sicut pars aeris aer quo plura infinita evaderent, quod impossibile est.
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