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 1 2 |           angry; but the other~is moved by his own impulse to do
 2 5 |           of~motion and of things moved, what there is worth being
 3 6 |  appearances of things, nor being moved~by desires as puppets by
 4 6 |            For they are certainly moved towards~things because they
 5 6 |         things to which thou~wast moved are accomplished.~ He who
 6 7 |      cause them and those who are moved by them? And why art thou~
 7 7 |     others.~ The nature of the An moved to make the universe. But
 8 9 |         fights against it, who is moved of himself to that which
 9 9 | Providence,~according to which it moved from a certain beginning
10 11|   excitement of anger, that to be moved by~passion is not manly,
11 12|     universal.~For thus too he is moved by the deity who is moved
12 12|         moved by the deity who is moved in the same~manner with
13 12|         manner with the deity and moved towards the same things