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 1   V, 2 |      adviser, and in general the agent, are all sources of change
 2 VIII, 6|         which are generated, the agent? For there is no other cause
 3  IX, 1 |          other potency is in the agent, e.g. heat and the art of
 4  IX, 5 |        the latter kind, when the agent and the patient meet in
 5  IX, 7 |       potentially is that if the agent has willed it it comes to
 6  XI, 12|  movement is accidental), nor of agent and patient, or mover and
 7 XII, 6 | something else-either of a third agent, therefore, or of the first.
 8 XII, 6 |        motion both of the second agent and of the third. Therefore
 9 XIV, 4 |          the original generating agent the Best, and so do the
10 XIV, 5 |          is neither the cause as agent, nor the matter, nor the