Book, Paragraph

 1 III,  1|      compulsory of which the moving principle is outside, being
 2 III,  1|      the things of which the moving principle is in a man himself
 3 III,  1|  worthy of choice, and whose moving principle is in the agent,
 4 III,  1|       seems to be that whose moving principle is outside, the
 5 III,  1|      to be that of which the moving principle is in the agent
 6 III,  3|    of our friends, since the moving principle is in ourselves.
 7 III,  3|     been said, that man is a moving principle of actions; now
 8 III,  3|      when he has brought the moving principle back to himself
 9 III,  5|       and deny that man is a moving principle or begetter of
10 III,  5|      cannot refer actions to moving principles other than those
11 III,  5|    ourselves, the acts whose moving principles are in us must
12 III,  5|      of drunkenness; for the moving principle is in the man
13 III,  5| power to throw it, since the moving principle was in you. So,