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 1  II, 3 |       number and nature of the kinds of cause.~Now the modes
 2 III, 1 |        will apply to the other kinds also.~
 3 III, 3 |     apply to each of the other kinds of motion.~
 4 III, 5 |      body is in place, and the kinds or differences of place
 5  IV, 1 |       Now these are regions or kinds of place-up and down and
 6  IV, 11|     count: there are different kinds of thing.) Just as motion
 7   V, 1 |      that there are only three kinds of change, that from subject
 8   V, 1 |       there are only the three kinds of change mentioned above,
 9   V, 1 |   follows that there are three kinds of motion-qualitative, quantitative,
10   V, 2 | Finally, since there are three kinds of motion, the substratum
11   V, 2 |     there are only these three kinds of motion.~The term "immovable"
12   V, 2 |        and rest, the number of kinds of change, and the different
13   V, 5 |   examples will also show what kinds of processes are generally
14  VI, 5 |      will be true in all other kinds as well: for in this matter
15 VII, 2 |      And since there are three kinds of motion, local, qualitative,
16 VII, 2 |       there must also be three kinds of movent, that which causes
17 VII, 2 |       ways: for there are four kinds of locomotion caused by
18 VII, 2 |      of pushing off. All other kinds of locomotion must be similarly
19 VII, 2 | belongs to all the other three kinds of motion in common. And
20 VII, 4 |   which colour is divided into kinds? Thus in this respect one
21 VIII, 3|       or whether they mean all kinds, it is no hard matter to
22 VIII, 4|      distinguish the different kinds of cause.~The above-mentioned
23 VIII, 5|      stop somewhere, since the kinds of motion are limited; and
24 VIII, 5|       found that there are two kinds of movent, that which is
25 VIII, 6|       of each of the other two kinds and show that there are
26 VIII, 7|      primary.~Now of the three kinds of motion that there are-motion
27 VIII, 7|   things, e.g. plants and many kinds of animals, owing to lack
28 VIII, 7|        to be true of the other kinds of change, since it would
29 VIII, 8|       in the case of the other kinds of motion. Now we are to
30 VIII, 8|      of showing that the other kinds of motion cannot be continuous