Book, Aphorism

1        1, LXVI  |      wherefrom, and not the moving principles, whereby, things
2        1, LXXXV |      which are the life and moving principle of all that variety)
3        1, XXXVI | other. Then place the clock moving by weights on the top of
4        1, XLV   |   either by breaking, or by moving forward, or by other efforts,
5        1, XLV   |    wood or metal, in clocks moving by springs, in projectiles,
6        1, XLVIII|   while its extremities are moving toward the middle — not
7        1, XLVIII|   Indeed, the desire of not moving is the only appetite they
8        1, XLVIII|     their state of rest and moving no more. While thus engaged,