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 1 1 |           the parts of an animal be moved, another must be at rest,
 2 1 |             it is bending and being moved one of the points in the
 3 1 |          the points in the joint is moved and one is at rest, just
 4 1 |            were at rest, and B were moved, and DAC were generated.
 5 1 |    mathematical entity being really moved), whereas in the case of
 6 1 |             lower part of a limb is moved; for example, the elbow
 7 1 |          joint, when the forearm is moved, and the shoulder, when
 8 1 |          the knee when the tibia is moved, and the hip when the whole
 9 1 |             origin of that which is moved, and supporting itself upon
10 1 |        itself upon which it will be moved both as a complete whole
11 2 |          the animal, if it is to be moved, so even more must there
12 2 |            upon which that which is moved moves. For were that something
13 2 |           be different from what is moved, the whole of it from the
14 2 |          must be no part of what is moved; otherwise there will be
15 3 |           heavens. For either it is moved itself and moves the heavens,
16 3 |            no part of that which is moved. In this point at least
17 3 |            is to animals and things moved by them.~And the mythologists
18 3 |         otherwise the earth will be moved out of her place in the
19 3 |             motion in that which is moved. And similarly also the
20 3 |           also the power of what is moved and so moves must be greater
21 3 |          the power of that which is moved but does not initiate movement.
22 3 |          heavens cannot possibly be moved by any force of this kind
23 4 |           which Fire and Aether are moved. If then there are superior
24 4 |             rest outside of what is moved, and no part of it, or not?
25 4 |        immovable cannot possibly be moved by anything. And herein
26 4 |           part of an animal must be moved, and another be at rest,
27 4 |      against this the part which is moved will support itself and
28 4 |          will support itself and be moved; for example, if it move
29 4 |       things without life which are moved one might ask the question
30 4 |             things without life are moved by something other, and
31 4 |             origin of all things so moved are things which move themselves.
32 4 |             move themselves are all moved supporting themselves on
33 5 |         mover must exist before the moved, the begetter before the
34 6 |             Now whether the soul is moved or not, and how it is moved
35 6 |         moved or not, and how it is moved if it be moved, has been
36 6 |            how it is moved if it be moved, has been stated before
37 6 |            all inorganic things are moved by some other thing—and
38 6 |             the first and eternally moved, and how the first mover
39 6 |         that is of all that are not moved by one another by mutual
40 6 |            things both move and are moved with some object, so that
41 6 |         that the living creature is moved by intellect, imagination,
42 6 |             that which is eternally moved by the eternal mover is
43 6 |             by the eternal mover is moved in the same way as every
44 6 |     differently, and so while it is moved eternally, the movement
45 6 |          desire and its faculty are moved and so move. But it is not
46 6 |         last in the chain of things moved to move something else;
47 6 |        since the living creature is moved and goes forward by reason
48 7 |       forward, and then again it is moved in a circle owing to its
49 8 |           at rest, and the other be moved (for as we explained above
50 8 |             point of the forearm is moved but does not move anything,
51 8 |         whole forearm that is being moved, is moved, but there must
52 8 |             that is being moved, is moved, but there must also be
53 8 |         point of the stick which is moved, nor in the original point
54 8 |          whole part below it can be moved as a continuous whole.~
55 9 |             and these opposites are moved simultaneously, it cannot
56 9 |          cannot be that the left is moved by the right remaining stationary,
57 9 |         than one; for the limbs are moved simultaneously from the
58 9 |             is at rest the other is moved. For example, in the line
59 9 |      example, in the line BAC, B is moved, and A is the mover. There
60 9 |            to move, the other to be moved. A (AE) then being one in
61 9 | mathematical point. Again, C may be moved simultaneously with B. Both
62 9 |         them which moves but is not moved. For otherwise, when the
63 10|              and desire moves being moved, still in the material animated
64 10|            which itself moves being moved. Now that which is moved,
65 10|            moved. Now that which is moved, but whose nature is not
66 10|             joint which moves being moved and the unmoved. Now since
67 10|           what the part is which is moved when the soul originates
68 11|          the reason these parts are moved. By non-voluntary I mean
69 11|            body must straightway be moved and change with the changes
70 11|            from the centre which is moved and changes, (for the centre