English: An illustration of Aristotle's Axiom. The axiom asserts that a line PQ exists which is parallel to AB but greater in length. Note that: 1) the line AB does not need to intersect OY or OX; 2) P and Q do not need to lie on the lines OY and OX, but their rays (i.e. the infinite continuation of these lines).
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