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1 3 |        joints the parts do in a sense lean upon one another, and
2 4 |     back, because they all have sense, and front and back are
3 4 |   distinguished by reference to sense. The front is the part in
4 4 |      front is the part in which sense is innate, and whence each
5 4 |       which partake not only in sense, but are able of themselves
6 11|        possibly be erect in the sense in which man is. For as
7 14|        no exception but in this sense move forwards.~
8 16| progress forwards except in the sense explained above, they are