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 1 4 |   moved. The burden then must rest on the side which is to
 2 6 |    while the other remains at rest must, in order to be able
 3 8 |      out of proportion to the rest of their dimensions, cannot
 4 8 |  limbs must in turn remain at rest, and others be moved, and
 5 8 |       being moved to those at rest. And so nothing can walk
 6 8 |    support at all on which to rest the body’s weight, in the
 7 9 |     if there were no point at rest flexion and straightening
 8 9 |    then are equal, the one at rest must bend either at the
 9 9 |      drawing the whole of the rest of the body up to this,
10 9 | substituting a flexion of the rest of their body for the (missing)
11 10|      their mode of life.) The rest of their bodily structure
12 11|  quadruped, the thigh and the rest of the leg would be attached
13 12|       except some point be at rest, and that men and birds,
14 17|                    17~Now the rest have bandy legs because
15 17|  their legs too, not like the rest of birds in the centre of