Book, Paragraph

 1   I, 6 |                  or light are such as to "act" and "suffer action". Hence
 2   I, 6 |                   the "mover" is said to "act" (in a sense) and the "acting"
 3   I, 6 |                For not every "mover" can "act", if (a) the term "agent"
 4   I, 6 |                  is a wider term than to "act". Still, so much, at any
 5   I, 7 |                  than the other either to act or to suffer action, since
 6   I, 7 |                  are by nature such as to act and suffer action reciprocally.
 7   I, 7 |                things, being "others", do act in some way on one another,
 8   I, 7 |             should either of them tend to act any more than the other?
 9   I, 7 |                   like" tended in fact to act qua "like"-there would be
10   I, 7 |                   to suffer action and to act, agent and patient must
11   I, 7 |            contraries" which reciprocally act and suffer action.) Hence
12   I, 7 |                   to suffer action and to act reciprocally-for indeed
13   I, 8 |           restrict it to the bodies which act and suffer action: but "
14   I, 8 |             passing-away". Moreover, they act and suffer action wherever
15   I, 8 |              manner in which some things "act" while others "suffer action".
16   I, 8 |                  will also, qua chilled, "act" or "suffer action" in some
17   I, 8 |                substance, they would both act and suffer action on coming
18   I, 8 |                  action" and others will "act", provided they are by nature
19   I, 9 |                  are by nature such as to act and suffer action. (To illustrate
20   I, 9 |                 by nature such as both to act and suffer action-heats
21   I, 9 |               generate and are generated, act and suffer action, reciprocally;
22   I, 10|                some things are such as to act and others such as to suffer
23   I, 10| matter-"reciprocate", i.e. are such as to act upon one another and to
24   I, 10|                 matter as their patients, act without themselves suffering
25   I, 10|                   to suffer action and to act; and it is "combinable with"
26  II, 2 |                  and "light" because they act upon, or suffer action from,
27  II, 2 |               first pair implies power to act and the second pair susceptibility. "
28  II, 9 |               moved: but to move, i.e. to act, belongs to a different "
29  II, 9 |              remaining contrary either to act or to suffer action", it