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 1   I,  2 |      soul.~Some say that what originates movement is both pre-eminently
 2   I,  2 |        fire both is moved and originates movement in all the others.~
 3   I,  3 |     is no necessity that what originates movement should itself be
 4   I,  4 |  units. If in the animal what originates movement is the soul, so
 5   I,  5 |      it seems, which the soul originates in animals. And (2) the
 6 III,  9 |       it is in the soul which originates movement. Is it a single
 7 III,  9 |     us ask what that is which originates local movement of the animal.~
 8 III,  9 |        asking what it is that originates forward movement in the
 9 III,  10|       So too when imagination originates movement, it necessarily
10 III,  10|      object of appetite which originates movement, this object may
11 III,  10|    i.e. that called appetite, originates movement is clear. Those
12 III,  10| follows that while that which originates movement must be specifically
13 III,  10|      itself remaining unmoved originates the movement by being apprehended
14 III,  10|       factors, (1) that which originates the movement, (2) that by
15 III,  10|     that by means of which it originates it, and (3) that which is
16 III,  10|    The expression "that which originates the movement" is ambiguous:
17 III,  11|       what it is that in them originates movement. Can they have
18 III,  11|    latter opinion that really originates movement, not the universal;