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 1   I,  2 |        not natural, to the body moved. If then (1) the body, whose
 2   I,  2 |        as some say, the body so moved is fire, this movement is
 3   I,  5 |         difference whether B is moved or unmoved, except that,
 4   I,  7 |  nothing can move another or be moved by it. For such time has
 5   I,  7 |        part will necessarily be moved by A in the time CD. For
 6   I,  7 |         moves and that which is moved, differing in their form
 7   I,  8 |       movement at all cannot be moved by constraint. If then the
 8   I,  8 |        in general that which is moved changes from something into
 9   I,  8 |         the place whence it was moved by constraint.~A consideration
10  II,  6 |        since everything that is moved is moved by something, the
11  II,  6 |     everything that is moved is moved by something, the cause
12  II,  6 |   either in the mover or in the moved or both. For if the mover
13  II,  6 |       or both. For if the mover moved not always with the same
14  II,  6 |       the same force, or if the moved were altered and did not
15  II,  6 |       irregular movement in the moved. But none of these possibilities
16  II,  6 |    heavens. As to that which is moved, we have shown that it is
17  II,  6 |        Since then that which is moved, being a body, is nevertheless
18  II,  6 |        infinity of time, as one moved slower and another faster:
19  II,  8 |    remains either that both are moved, or that the one is moved
20  II,  8 |       moved, or that the one is moved and the other at rest.~(
21  II,  9 |     that if the heavenly bodies moved in a generally diffused
22  II,  13| contrary, earth also would have moved in this manner away from
23  II,  14|         that were separated off moved similarly from every side
24 III,  2 |        ask, where would it have moved to but for the vortex? It
25 III,  2 |         in the series is always moved by constraint, we shall
26 III,  2 |     world was made the elements moved without order. Their movement
27 III,  2 |   assert, they must move, and a moved thing which has no natural
28 III,  2 |   weight nor lightness, must be moved by constraint, and must
29 III,  2 |         the weightless body, be moved the distance CE, and B,
30 III,  2 |         B, which has weight, be moved in the same time the distance
31 III,  2 |    distance CE, since the whole moved CD: for the relative speeds
32 III,  2 |         air. That is why a body moved by constraint continues
33  IV,  1 |         have the power of being moved naturally in a certain way.
34  IV,  2 |      not the void only which is moved, but also the solid.~Similar
35  IV,  3 |     motion and that which is so moved are not fortuitously related.
36  IV,  3 |    lightness, and that which is moved is that which is potentially
37  IV,  3 |     undifferentiated bodies are moved with the same motion this
38  IV,  3 |      ask why the healable, when moved and changed qua healable,
39  IV,  3 |      increase are thought to be moved purely from without. Sometimes,
40  IV,  3 |        depends on whether it is moved qua healable or qua liable
41  IV,  4 |      would be yet another which moved to the extremity and thus