The Infinite

The infinite subsist in a way contrary to what it is asserted to be by others, for the infinite is that of which there is always something beyond. It does not however on this account surpass every definite magnitude, as in division it surpasses every definite magnitude and will be less. Plato also on this account introduces two infinites because both an increase and diminution that appears to be transcendency and a progression to infinity. On this account it is proper to think that perminities spoke better than millesos,. For the latter says that the infinite is a whole, but the former that the whole is finite.