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 1 1|  the origin of this is the immovable, and that the prime mover
 2 1| mover must of necessity be immovable. And we must grasp this
 3 2|  is absolutely at rest and immovable. Now it is worth while to
 4 2|    there must be something immovable within the animal, if it
 5 2|    be without it something immovable, by supporting itself upon
 6 2|  of that, and what is thus immovable must be no part of what
 7 3| heavens this mover must be immovable, and moreover be no part
 8 3|    it must touch something immovable in order to create movement,
 9 3|    mover is from the first immovable it will equally be no part
10 4|    must there be something immovable and at rest outside of what
11 4| for that which is entirely immovable cannot possibly be moved
12 4|  from an original which is immovable.~Now in the animal world
13 4|  there must be not only an immovable without, but also within
14 7|    and inferring about the immovable objects of science. There