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 1 3|   besides the fact that no such things have any substantial existence
 2 3|         earth is to animals and things moved by them.~And the mythologists
 3 3|      her place in the centre of things. For as the pusher pushes
 4 4|  without, but also within those things which move in place, and
 5 4|         part at rest.~But about things without life which are moved
 6 4|      are set in motion? For all things without life are moved by
 7 4|    other, and the origin of all things so moved are things which
 8 4|         all things so moved are things which move themselves. And
 9 6|         And since all inorganic things are moved by some other
10 6|       movement of the universe, things with life are the causes
11 6|    inasmuch as the movements of things with life have such. For
12 6|       have such. For all living things both move and are moved
13 6|        the last in the chain of things moved to move something
14 6|        happens in the region of things happening, since the living
15 7| imagination and conception. And things that desire to act now create