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 1 2 |      to~which to direct every movement, and, in a word, all their
 2 2 |    any act of its own and any movement to be~without an aim, and
 3 4 |   whirled about, but in every movement have respect to~justice,
 4 4 |       all~things act with one movement; and how all things are
 5 5 |     and follow their peculiar movement;~which things do not thou
 6 6 |       by~virtue of the active movement and mutual conspiration
 7 7 |    what is said, and in every movement~thou must observe what is
 8 7 |      universe directs its own movement are governed by no rational~
 9 8 |  exerted according to~thy own movement and judgement, and indeed
10 8 |       For every judgement and movement and desire and~aversion
11 9 |  virtue of a certain original movement of Providence,~according
12 9 |      activity, cessation from movement and opinion, and in~a sense
13 9 |  cause, that is, let there be~movement and action terminating in
14 11| matter of dancing, if at each movement and attitude thou wilt do~
15 11|   opposite direction. For the~movement towards injustice and intemperance