On Sleep and Sleeplessness - IntraText CT - Concordances: «movement»

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Alphabetical [« »] motion 1 motionless 1 move 6 movement 12 moves 2 much 2 must 23	Frequency [« »] 13 now 13 sense 13 their 12 movement 12 those 11 cause 11 every	Aristotle On Sleep and Sleeplessness IntraText - Concordances movement

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 1 1|       perceives either some external movement or else some movement in
 2 1|       external movement or else some movement in his own consciousness.
 3 1| sense-perception, as actuality, is a movement of the soul through the
 4 2|            rest" [from the strain of movement implied in sense-perception]:
 5 2|     discussed is that of the kind of movement or action, taking place
 6 2|             of the organism in which movement originates. This locus of
 7 2|           originate. Now, as regards movement, it is obvious that that
 8 2|            the diaphragm); and since movement is, in every animal, attended
 9 2|    self-evident [being that in which movement and sense-perception originate,
10 3|            mentioned. Hence restless movement is a marked feature in the
11 3|        replenishment cools it by the movement it occasions, so the passages
12 3|     conservation; since remission of movement tends to the conservation