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1   I,  1 |     all the consequences the motions of these kinds and parts
2   I,  2 |    continuity with the upper motions: consequently all its power
3   I,  3 |     whole world of the upper motions is full of that body.~This
4   I,  4 |      is sideways because two motions are involved, a compulsory
5   I,  8 | which is continuous with the motions of the heavens, namely,
6  II,  8 |       Tetanus and spasms are motions of wind, and their force
7  IV,  12|    Now heat and cold and the motions they set up as the bodies
8  IV,  12|     and the mixture of their motions. But no one would go as