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 1 5 |  movement, this would be the cause of generation and decay,
 2 5 |      and therefore it is the cause of growth, when the creature
 3 5 |     the creature becomes the cause of its own growth, and the
 4 5 |      its own growth, and the cause too of alteration. But if
 5 5 |     anything possibly be the cause of its own generation and
 6 7 |     is the last or immediate cause of movement, and desire
 7 10|   definition which gives the cause—desire is the middle term
 8 10| desire is the middle term or cause, and desire moves being
 9 10| thrust from one and the same cause, exhibiting gravity compared
10 11|    the case of the heart the cause is plain, for the heart