Part, Question

 1   1, 2  |         and intelligence; as the arrow is shot ~to its mark by
 2   1, 19 |         is predetermined for the arrow by the archer. Hence the ~
 3   1, 23 |     thereto by another; thus, an arrow is directed by the ~archer
 4   1, 59 |          by others; just as the ~arrow is directed to the target
 5   1, 60 |          by others; just as the ~arrow is directed to the target
 6   1, 102|        by another thereto, as an arrow directed to the target by
 7   1, 102|     knows the end unknown to the arrow. Wherefore, as the ~movement
 8   1, 102|          as the ~movement of the arrow towards a definite end shows
 9   1, 102|         the necessity whereby an arrow is moved ~so as to fly towards
10   1, 102|        archer, ~and not from the arrow. But there is a difference,
11   1, 102| necessity in the movement of the arrow shows ~the action of the
12   1, 102|        as the inclination of the arrow ~towards a fixed point is
13   2, 1  |       another to the end, as an ~arrow tends to a determinate end
14   2, 4  |       for happiness, just as the arrow must take a right course
15   2, 6  |      road, so that he shoots an ~arrow and slays a passer-by. Such
16   2, 12 |          its end ~by God, as the arrow is moved by the archer.
17   2, 13 |       are without reason: for an arrow through the motion of ~the
18   2, 88 |         thus the movement of the arrow is ~an operation of the
19   2, 166|        carried a bow to shoot an arrow. And ~when the latter had
20   3, 45 |        archer will not shoot the arrow straight ~unless he first