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 1 1|  immovable, and that the prime mover must of necessity be immovable.
 2 3|   moves the whole heavens this mover must be immovable, and moreover
 3 3|    creates movement; or if the mover is from the first immovable
 4 3|     equal force. But the prime mover moves that which is to begin
 5 4|       is some higher and prime mover is not clear, and an origin
 6 5|  generation and decay, for the mover must exist before the moved,
 7 6|       moved, and how the first mover moves it, has been determined
 8 6| eternally moved by the eternal mover is moved in the same way
 9 6|       anything else. The prime mover then moves, itself being
10 8|      as we explained above the mover must support itself against
11 9|       B is moved, and A is the mover. There must, however, be