Part, Question

 1   1, 2   |       seeing that ~subsequent movers move only inasmuch as they
 2   1, 51  |     since they are in them as movers are in the moved; ~and they
 3   1, 51  | though they be in them as the movers in the thing moved, because
 4   1, 52  |   there may be several remote movers. Nor can it ~be objected
 5   1, 57  |   angels are stated to be the movers of ~the heavenly spheres,
 6   1, 52  |     since they are in them as movers are in the moved; ~and they
 7   1, 52  | though they be in them as the movers in the thing moved, because
 8   1, 53  |   there may be several remote movers. Nor can it ~be objected
 9   1, 58  |   angels are stated to be the movers of ~the heavenly spheres,
10   2, 9   |      moved immediately by two movers; which seems ~unreasonable.
11   2, 93  |        Now wherever there are movers ~ordained to one another,
12   2, 109 |     to the order of agents or movers, man must ~be directed to
13   2, 109 |     of any of the subordinate movers; as the ~spirit of the soldier
14   2, 48  |    are set in motion by their movers. For irrational and inanimate
15   2, 48  |    but in the power ~of their movers. On the other hand, men
16 Suppl, 54|     out through many mediate ~movers fails at length, and reaches
17 Suppl, 81|   heavenly bodies offer their movers. Sometimes ~the movable
18 Suppl, 94|      soul, which is like ~the movers of the heavenly body - thus