Part, Question

 1   1, 2  |           shot ~to its mark by the archer. Therefore some intelligent
 2   1, 19 | predetermined for the arrow by the archer. Hence the ~intellectual
 3   1, 23 |          arrow is directed by the ~archer towards a mark. Hence, properly
 4   1, 59 |      directed to the target by the archer. Others act from some kind ~
 5   1, 60 |      directed to the target by the archer. Others act from some kind ~
 6   1, 102|     directed to the target by the ~archer, who knows the end unknown
 7   1, 102|          is an impression from the archer, ~and not from the arrow.
 8   1, 102|           shows ~the action of the archer, so the natural necessity
 9   1, 102|          impulse received from the archer. ~Wherefore every agent,
10   2, 1  |         through being moved by the archer who ~directs his action
11   2, 12 |          the arrow is moved by the archer. And in this way, irrational ~
12   2, 13 |         through the motion of ~the archer goes straight towards the
13   2, 88 |            is ~an operation of the archer. Wherefore the operation
14   3, 45 |      knowledge of the end: thus an archer will not shoot the arrow