Matter Infinitely Subdivisible

We must suppose it to be so, but it does not follow that we can know

anything about it if it is divided into pieces smaller than a certain

size; and, if we can know nothing about it when so divided, then, _qua_

us, it has no existence and therefore matter, _qua_ us, is not infinitely

subdivisible.

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