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 1 1|      it does exist) that the origin of all other motions is
 2 1|   moves itself, and that the origin of this is the immovable,
 3 1|   potentially. But still the origin of movement, qua origin,
 4 1|      origin of movement, qua origin, always remains at rest
 5 1|     rest, whence will be the origin of that which is moved,
 6 4|     thought strange were the origin of movement inside. And
 7 4|     something other, and the origin of all things so moved are
 8 4|   mover is not clear, and an origin of that kind involves a
 9 6|    the body, and what is the origin of movement in a living
10 8| cannot lie in any individual origin which is the end of another