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grbs-8551	Kaplan, Michael	Ἄπειρος and Circularity	1975	16	.pdf	application/pdf	7841	468	68	Certainly, however, Aristotle under­ stood the word as 'infinite', and in his discussion 'qualitatively indeterminate' (i.e:. Elsewhere in the Physics Aristotle uses similar language, once in defining the sense in which something is 'intraversable' (TO &8VvCtTOV 8LEA8E'iV) and again in his disquisition on circular motion at the end of the Physics (8LEABEtV 8£ T~V a1TELpov [sc. cpopd.v] &8VVCtTOV).23 Solmsen has opined that the source of the concept of an a8LEglT'T]TOV for Anaximander's thought is Hesiod, Theogony 736ff.	cache/grbs-8551.pdf	txt/grbs-8551.txt