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 1 1 |      common ground of any sort of animal movement whatsoever.~Now
 2 1 |       else in our present subject—animal life. For if one of the
 3 1 |         if one of the parts of an animal be moved, another must be
 4 1 | Accordingly it is plain that each animal as a whole must have within
 5 2 |          the point of rest in the animal is still quite ineffectual
 6 2 |    something immovable within the animal, if it is to be moved, so
 7 4 |          is immovable.~Now in the animal world there must be not
 8 4 |      movement. For one part of an animal must be moved, and another
 9 5 |           the universe, so in the animal world this is the primary
10 7 |   circular movement set up. In an animal the same part has the power
11 8 |        that which first moves the animal organism must be situate
12 8 |           the arm were the living animal, somewhere in its elbow-joint
13 10|          reason for this. And the animal organism must be conceived
14 11|        the voluntary movements of animal bodies, and the reasons
15 11|           of these; but since the animal body must undergo natural
16 11|         the parts of each kind of animal, of the soul, and furthere
17 11|            it remains to speak of animal generation.~THE END~