Book, Chapter

 1    I, 7|       prove the report it set in motion, although it has had so
 2   II, 3|      forsooth, the elements have motion. And then, in order to anticipate
 3   II, 3|       not animated, they have no motion of themselves. Now, when
 4   II, 3|    creator and controller of the motion for it does not at once
 5   II, 4|         derived from running and motion, not from any dominion of
 6   II, 4|      appearance of any course or motion in Him, because He is not
 7   II, 4|          greek> from running and motion, but that the term was borrowed
 8   II, 4|        no attribute of course or motion indicated. When, therefore,
 9   II, 4|         the notion of course and motion. But if that sacred name
10   II, 6| direction, than that they have a motion of their own, and that being