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1   I,  2 |       not itself moved cannot originate movement in another, they
2   I,  2 |    grain, it has the power to originate movement.~Heraclitus too
3   I,  3 |       the soul is observed to originate movement in the body, it
4   I,  3 |      that the soul appears to originate movement in animals-it is
5   I,  4 |    there must be something to originate movement in the units. If
6   I,  5 |      beings that perceive can originate movement; there appear to
7 III,  10|       wish), but appetite can originate movement contrary to calculation,
8 III,  10| imagination), the things that originate movement are numerically
9 III,  10|       point the movement must originate.~To sum up, then, and repeat