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1 5|     growth and alteration in the living creature arise through another
2 6|          origin of movement in a living creature. For, if we except
3 6|          life have such. For all living things both move and are
4 6|        view. Now we see that the living creature is moved by intellect,
5 6|         in the same way as every living creature, in another regard
6 6|       eternally, the movement of living creatures has a term. Now
7 6|      things happening, since the living creature is moved and goes
8 7| straightway I drink. In this way living creatures are impelled to
9 8|          Now if the arm were the living animal, somewhere in its