All Things Were Together, Infinite Both In

The Sun Is A Mass Of Fiery Stone, A Little Larger Than Greece.

There Is No Smallest Among The Small And No Largest Among The Large, But Always Something Still Smaller And Something Still Larger.

Neither Is There A Smallest Part Of What Is Small, But There Is Always A Smaller (for It Is Impossible That What Is Should Cease To Be). Likewise There Is Always Something Larger Than What Is Large.

All Things Were Together, Infinite Both In Number And In Smallness; For The Small Too Was Infinite.

In Everything, There Is A Share Of Everything