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 1   I, 3 |            something always being moved. And the accurate treatment
 2   I, 3 |         being itself continuously moved", we shall have to explain
 3   I, 5 |           For that which is being moved changes its place as a whole:
 4   I, 6 |          are able to move, and be moved by, one another.~The manner
 5   I, 6 |       which the "mover" moves the moved" not always the same: on
 6   I, 6 |     impart motion by being itself moved, another kind can do so
 7   I, 6 |         respect to which they are moved" only in the sense that
 8   I, 6 |          which are "such as to be moved by them"-while they will
 9   I, 6 |        motion and the other to be moved, and (b) "reciprocal contact"
10   I, 6 |          and the other able to be moved in such a way that "action
11   I, 6 | experience impart motion by being moved: in their case, what touches
12   I, 6 |          to the same kind as the "moved" impart motion by being
13   I, 6 |            impart motion by being moved. Hence if anything imparts
14   I, 6 |       motion without itself being moved, it may touch the "moved"
15   I, 6 |          moved, it may touch the "moved" and yet itself be touched
16   I, 7 |           which is true of "being moved" and "imparting motion".
17   I, 7 |           immediately next to the moved thing and to the coming-to-be.
18   I, 7 |    imparts motion by being itself moved: and, in action, there is
19   I, 8 |          motion" qua this, "being moved" qua that), or (b) contrary
20  II, 9 |         suffer action, i.e. to be moved: but to move, i.e. to act,
21  II, 9 |          that even Fire is itself moved, i.e. suffers action. Moreover (
22  II, 10|           Now that which is being moved is, but that which is coming-to-be
23  II, 10|         be some body always being moved (in order that these changes
24  II, 10|         changes may not fail) and moved with a duality of movements (
25  II, 10|       continuity of that which is moved, or because that in which
26  II, 10|         be "because that which is moved is continuous". (For how
27  II, 10|       continuous bodies which are moved, only that which is moved
28  II, 10|         moved, only that which is moved in a circle is "continuous"
29  II, 10|           the body which is being moved in a circle; and its movement