Part, Question

 1   2, 1  |        end of the movement of a weighty body ~is either a lower
 2   2, 2  |       same natural force that a weighty body is borne downwards ~
 3   2, 75 |       Now the more numerous and weighty the external inducements
 4   2, 25 |         regards good, are ~more weighty than those for which a man
 5   2, 96 |     that which confirms is more weighty than the thing ~confirmed
 6   2, 96 | syllogism the premises are more weighty than ~the conclusion. Now
 7   2, 142|        from sin. Hence the more weighty a person's attestation is ~
 8   2, 142|        considered as being more weighty, either ~because he is certain
 9   2, 165|     will ~distract me from some weighty thought, and draw me after
10   3, 69 |     thus at ~the same time as a weighty body is generated, it has