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1 1 |          the origin of all other motions is that which moves itself,
2 3 |      proportion between opposite motions, so there is between absences
3 4 |     further difficulty about the motions of the parts of the heavens
4 4 |          then there are superior motions, these will be dissolved
5 6 |         impact. And so all their motions have a term or limit, inasmuch
6 8 |          and panic fears, erotic motions, and the rest of the corporeal
7 11| movements. By involuntary I mean motions of the heart and of the