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 1 4 |   similarly situated from the point of view of function, though
 2 5 |     in place connected with a point on the ground, for the feet
 3 6 |       have this original at a point where it is equally or nearly
 4 7 |      a right and a left front point, and in the part towards
 5 7 |   inner. (Let the right front point be A, the left B, the right
 6 9 | explain that if there were no point at rest flexion and straightening
 7 9 |       must be relative to one point. Moreover, without flexion
 8 10|    being beneath them up to a point gives way as it were gradually;
 9 10|       must be at least in the point whence motion begins, is
10 10|  limbs be able to bend at the point of attachment. And so flying
11 11|     legs are attached at that point and carry as supports the
12 12|     is impossible except some point be at rest, and that men
13 12|     straight again, while the point of movement of the leg thrust