If things are many, they must be both finite and infinite in... - Zeno of Elea

This quote is attributed to Zeno of Elea.

"If things are many, they must be both finite and infinite in number—which is impossible; therefore, all is one."

Zeno of Elea Philosophy

Philosopher Ancient Greek 490–430

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