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 1 5 |   probably of all the secondary movements too. And as in the universe,
 2 6 |       or limit, inasmuch as the movements of things with life have
 3 7 |       or of desire or wish.~The movements of animals may be compared
 4 9 |        similarly related to the movements from above [and below,]
 5 11|     much then for the voluntary movements of animal bodies, and the
 6 11|     certain members involuntary movements too, but most often non-voluntary
 7 11|        most often non-voluntary movements. By involuntary I mean motions
 8 11|       and other similar organic movements. For neither imagination
 9 11|  another. Now the causes of the movements are natural changes of temperature,
10 11|   within it. So the involuntary movements which occur in spite of
11 11| reasonable arrangement that the movements arise in the centre upon
12 11|        arise in the centre upon movements in the parts, and in the
13 11|    parts, and in the parts upon movements in the centre, and so reach
14 11|   centre or starting point. The movements then arrive at the centre
15 11|       both; but from B to C the movements flow by dint of going from