The Infinite Magnitude

Aristotle: Time, motion, and intellectual are infinite. Excess and defect are not in the thing, but in the conception of it. A man will not on this account surpasses city in dimensions or be of such a magnitude as we possess because someone has conceived him to be so. What place is, however, is attended with many doubts,. for it does not appear to be the same to those who survey it from all its inherent properties. But these are the parts and species of place, vis, upward and downward, and the remaining six intervals.