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 1 1 |    various other ways); there remains an investigation of the
 2 1 |  movement, qua origin, always remains at rest when the lower part
 3 3 |       a circle no single part remains still, for then either the
 4 3 |       poles. Now as the earth remains still this would be reasonable
 5 3 |       the force of that which remains at rest. For there is a
 6 3 |      dint of which that which remains at rest does so, just as
 7 6 | before in our Metaphysics, it remains to inquire how the soul
 8 7 |     is a man: straightway one remains at rest. And one so acts
 9 10|   question whether the spirit remains always the same or constantly
10 11|       movement in general; it remains to speak of animal generation.~