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 1 2 |        away from any man, or even moves~towards him with the intention
 2 4 |         definite material, but it moves towards its purpose, under~
 3 4 |           who sets thee right and moves thee from any~opinion. But
 4 5 |            but the soul turns and moves itself alone, and whatever
 5 8 |        them.~ In one way an arrow moves, in another way the mind.
 6 8 |           employed about~inquiry, moves straight onward not the
 7 9 | application of force. Fire indeed moves upwards on account~of the
 8 9 |         common intelligent nature~moves in like manner towards that
 9 9 |         same kind with~itself, or moves even more. For so much as
10 10|           without the cause which moves and checks them than in