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 1 14|          the other five sorts of motion. This is not true, for we
 2 14|          from all other sorts of motion, for that which is affected
 3 14|        any of the other sorts of motion. Thus alteration is a distinct
 4 14| alteration is a distinct sort of motion; for, if it were not, the
 5 14|        one of the other sorts of motion in addition; which as a
 6 14|    subject to some other sort of motion would, if alteration were
 7 14|      were not a distinct form of motion, necessarily be subject
 8 14|          rest is the contrary of motion. But the different forms
 9 14|       But the different forms of motion have their own contraries
10 14|         truly its contrary; thus motion upwards is the contrary
11 14|       upwards is the contrary of motion downwards and vice versa.~
12 14|         the case of that sort of motion which yet remains, of those
13 14|         this qualitative form of motion. In this way becoming white