The Measure of Time

Time is the measure of motion and rest according to accident for all rest is in time. Time comprehends on both sides as Homer once was and partly will be but such things as time does not at all comprehend these neither were nor are nor will be. The diameter of a square is incommensurable with its side always is and this will not be in time neither therefore will it be in time for it to be commensurable. A certain greater time may be assumed greater than everything which is in time so that there is generation and corruption again.