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 1 1 |        other motions is that which moves itself, and that the origin
 2 2 |          which that which is moved moves. For were that something
 3 2 |            it is that a man easily moves a boat from outside, if
 4 3 |      question whether if something moves the whole heavens this mover
 5 3 |      either it is moved itself and moves the heavens, in which case
 6 3 |         force. But the prime mover moves that which is to begin with
 7 3 |            of what is moved and so moves must be greater than the
 8 3 |         heavens, and of that which moves the heavens. But if that
 9 5 |           is it only in that which moves itself in place that there
10 6 |            and how the first mover moves it, has been determined
11 6 |            to inquire how the soul moves the body, and what is the
12 6 | Accordingly among goods that which moves is a practical end, not
13 6 |         else. The prime mover then moves, itself being unmoved, whereas
14 7 |         the child mounts on it and moves it straight forward, and
15 8 |          However, that which first moves the animal organism must
16 8 |            for example, when a man moves a stick in his hand), it
17 9 |    something other than them which moves but is not moved. For otherwise,
18 9 |            be some one thing which moves both. This something is
19 10|          term or cause, and desire moves being moved, still in the
20 10|         some material which itself moves being moved. Now that which
21 10|         the point in a joint which moves being moved and the unmoved.