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 1     I, 2 |        and he first resolved the motion of the seven stars into
 2     I, 5 |         that there is an eternal motion, by the agency of which
 3     I, 5 |         atmosphere, and by their motion after they have been condensed.
 4     I, 6 |       and heat, and moisture and motion, and that it is continually
 5     I, 6 |        that it is continually in motion; for that whatsoever things
 6     I, 6 |       not change if there is not motion. For that it presents a
 7     I, 7 |       that all things partake of motion by being moved by mind,
 8     I, 7 |       were arranged by orbicular motion. That, therefore, what was
 9     I, 7 |         sparks, arise out of the motion of the pole. And that winds
10     I, 8 |         originating principle of motion is the mutual separation
11     I, 10|          infinite, and always in motion, and that generation and
12     I, 16|       and capable of originating motion. Others, however, (say that
13    IV, 4 |         regard of the stars, the motion of the pole whiffing them
14    IV, 8 | pre-eminent power to the orbital motion of the identical and similar (
15    IV, 8 |      communicated to the orbital motion of the same (circle), not
16    IV, 8 |       only since it embraces the motion of the other, that, is,
17    IV, 8 |         And he asserts that this motion was allowed to be one and
18    IV, 8 |         belongs to the outermost motion; whereas the erratic stars
19    IV, 8 |          And he asserts that the motion in six parts of the other
20    IV, 10|             X. THEORY OF STELLAR MOTION AND DISTANCE IN ACCORDANCE
21    IV, 39|      that all things seem set in motion; ordure of a weasel burned
22     V, 2 |       Him who puts all things in motion. They affirm, then, concerning
23     V, 2 |          what puts all things in motion is itself unmoved. For what
24     V, 3 |      system by his revolutionary motion. For the word "Polein" signifies
25     V, 4 |   atmosphere enters with swifter motion and greater force. For this,
26     V, 9 |       convulsion, which, ever in motion, and presenting the colour
27     V, 9 |  controlling, boisterous, upward motion (of the sea), and seals
28     V, 11|  principle of every (species of) motion to all things that are being
29     V, 12|         Serpent, always being in motion towards the unmoved Father,
30     V, 12|        towards) Matter itself in motion. And at one time he is turned
31     V, 14| juxtaposition produces a certain motion and energy, which are formed
32     V, 14|        which are formed from the motion resulting from the concourse
33     V, 14|       out of the waters; and the motion of the waves, just as when
34     V, 14|      power of Nature, and by the motion of wind. And it is produced
35    VI, 35|      what was infused was put in motion, such being the nature of
36    VI, 48|   direction to the revolutionary motion, which is most rapid, of
37     X, 3 |           a body with a circular motion; and they say that from
38     X, 7 |       creates a sort of heat and motion in the world from the motion
39     X, 7 |     motion in the world from the motion of the waters. And they