Full Idea
Dividing a body at all points might actually occur, so the body will be both actually indivisible and potentially divided. Then nothing will remain and the body passes into what is incorporeal. So it might be reassembled out of points, or out of nothing.
Gist of Idea
If a body is endlessly divided, is it reduced to nothing - then reassembled from nothing?
Source
Aristotle (Coming-to-be and Passing-away (Gen/Corr) [c.335 BCE], 316b24)
Book Reference
Aristotle: 'The Basic Works of Aristotle', ed/tr. McKeon,Richard [Modern Library Classics 2001], p.476
A Reaction
[a bit compressed] This sounds like an argument in favour of atomism, but Aristotle was opposed to that view. He is aware of the contradictions that seem to emerge with infinite division. Graham Priest is interesting on the topic.