Part, Question

 1   1, 53 |    resist the mover, ~the more rapid is the movement. But the
 2   1, 54 |    resist the mover, ~the more rapid is the movement. But the
 3   1, 90 |      why some animals are more rapid in movement than man, since
 4   1, 95 |      by man; for instance, the rapid ~gathering together of all
 5   2, 72 |  taking food, on account of ~a rapid exhaustion of the digestive
 6   2, 47 |     latter is "unreasoning and rapid," whereas counsel ~needs
 7   2, 47 |    shrewdness ~is "an easy and rapid conjecture in finding the
 8   2, 81 |        but very short prayers, rapid ejaculations, as it were,
 9   2, 127| movement. Likewise shrill and ~rapid speaking is chiefly competent
10   3, 44 |     from ~west to east is more rapid than that of the sun, and