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 1   1, 104 |       movement of ~water in a downward direction; for it is owing
 2   2, 11  |      which a heavy body has a downward tendency, ~whereas a light
 3   2, 36  | latter is ~the reason for its downward tendency.~Aquin.: SMT FS
 4   2, 36  |       cause of a heavy body's downward ~movement is the lower place;
 5   2, 36  |      body, deprives it of its downward tendency, its consequent ~
 6   2, 44  |     the ~vital spirits have a downward movement; the said cold
 7   2, 44  |    abandons the heart, with a downward ~movement: hence in those
 8   2, 70  |   Wherefore, since upward and downward are contrary ~movements
 9   2, 71  |   cooling, and lightness with downward movement (except ~perhaps
10   3, 39  |     signify ~that against the downward flow of the waters the river
11   3, 69  |   body is generated, it has a downward movement, ~unless something
12 Suppl, 72|       to take a circular or a downward course, especially ~in so
13 Suppl, 72|       term: for instance, the downward ~movement of a stone. And