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 1 2 |        is carried by another is moved; it is not thought to move
 2 2 |       to move itself, but to be moved by something else.)~
 3 4 |    which bears the weight to be moved. And so men hop easier on
 4 4 |          that of the left to be moved. The burden then must rest
 5 4 |         the side which is to be moved, not on that which is going
 6 4 | movement, it will either not be moved at all or with more labour.
 7 6 |     whole, one part of which is moved while the other remains
 8 7 |    points. They look as if they moved at two points only, where
 9 8 |   remain at rest, and others be moved, and the animal must act
10 8 |        the limbs that are being moved to those at rest. And so
11 9 |    extended they would not have moved forward at all if the flexure
12 11|          though Sanguineous, be moved at more than four points,
13 12|    under the belly as the beast moved forward. If, however, the
14 14|      reason is that (a) if they moved the forelegs together and
15 14|         way. Again, (b) if they moved both the right legs first