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Alphabetical [« »] more 17 moreover 3 most 12 motion 13 motionless 2 motive 1 mouth 22	Frequency [« »] 13 constitution 13 fluid 13 live 13 motion 13 order 13 organs 13 since	Aristotle On youth and old age, on life and death, on breathing IntraText - Concordances motion

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 1 6 |       but by the entry of food a motion is set up which lasts until
 2 7 |          itself, by means of its motion, produces a cooling effect
 3 9 |         to be observed a certain motion in the part of the body
 4 10| breathing and of the respiratory motion must be within: it is not
 5 13|       forced out and the outward motion of the breath results. He
 6 15|          this region is like the motion due to the lungs in animals
 7 15|        the lung causes a heaving motion of this kind. In the case
 8 15|      these animals this internal motion is not sufficient for refrigeration,
 9 15|         rise a long way: its own motion can for a long time produce
10 23|         downwards. Finally, when motion is no longer possible, the
11 25|        cause of the cause of the motion of the gills and of the
12 27|         this organ in continuous motion; it is for this reason that
13 27|         in the same way that the motion of the gills in fishes takes