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1 4 |   not only in sense, but are able of themselves to make a
2 6 |    rest must, in order to be able to move as a whole while
3 8 |  evidently either are better able to progress with even limbs
4 9 | becomes acute or will not be able to progress. For if one
5 10|     must like other limbs be able to bend at the point of
6 10|    of flesh), in order to be able to push away the air that
7 11|   But their being bipeds and able to stand is above all due
8 14|     Nature has made its eyes able to conform to its limbs,