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 1  II, 7  |          form, and to the primary moving cause. For in respect of
 2  IV, 8  |           the same weight or body moving faster than another for
 3  IV, 8  |           things being equal, the moving body differs from the other
 4  IV, 8  | difference because it impedes the moving thing, most of all if it
 5  IV, 8  |       thing, most of all if it is moving in the opposite direction,
 6  IV, 8  |      depend upon an excess of one moving body over another. We see
 7  IV, 8  |       should one move faster? (In moving through plena it must be
 8  IV, 8  |        faster by its force. For a moving thing cleaves the medium
 9  IV, 8  |          be clear by the study of moving things what sort of thing
10  IV, 9  |           things are incapable of moving shows that the void cannot
11  IV, 11 |           vice versa. just as the moving body and its locomotion
12  IV, 11 |          too do the number of the moving body and the number of its
13  IV, 11 |           now" corresponds to the moving body, and is like the unit
14  IV, 11 |       with the locomotion and the moving body. For the motion or
15  IV, 11 |         since the body carried is moving, is always different.~Hence
16  IV, 13 |         into being without itself moving somehow and acting, but
17  IV, 14 |          instance. In the phrase "moving faster" I refer to that
18   V, 6  |         change both remaining and moving may be natural or unnatural,
19   V, 6  |        place. For when a thing is moving from or discarding something,
20  VI, 8  |        without parts, because the moving thing would necessarily
21 VII, 1  |          if, supposing that KL is moving LM and is also itself in
22 VII, 1  |         which is the part that is moving it and which the part that
23 VIII, 4 |          not naturally capable of moving the weight), others naturally (
24 VIII, 4 |           is naturally capable of moving what is potentially hot):
25 VIII, 4 |           source of motion-not of moving something or of causing
26 VIII, 5 |          possible case of its not moving it: then there will be a
27 VIII, 5 |        nature as to be capable of moving itself that the whole moves
28 VIII, 6 |      while it has the capacity of moving something else, is itself
29 VIII, 6 |        have the characteristic of moving themselves, e.g. the animal
30 VIII, 8 |       starting-point at which the moving body has ceased to be, and
31 VIII, 10|           is occupied by all A in moving the whole of B, will be
32 VIII, 10|          let us say the time Z in moving D. Now if I take a magnitude
33 VIII, 10|     occupied by this magnitude in moving D will be half of EZ (assuming
34 VIII, 10|         not in contact with it or moving it: all the things moved