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 1 VII, 2  |       in motion, viz. pulling, pushing, carrying, and twirling.
 2 VII, 2  |       reducible to these. Thus pushing on is a form of pushing
 3 VII, 2  |        pushing on is a form of pushing in which that which is causing
 4 VII, 2  |      and continues to push it: pushing off occurs when the movent
 5 VII, 2  |  motion imparted to it. Again, pushing apart and pushing together
 6 VII, 2  |       Again, pushing apart and pushing together are forms respectively
 7 VII, 2  |      are forms respectively of pushing off and pulling: pushing
 8 VII, 2  |       pushing off and pulling: pushing apart is pushing off, which
 9 VII, 2  |      pulling: pushing apart is pushing off, which may be a motion
10 VII, 2  |     from something else, while pushing together is pulling, which
11 VII, 2  |        the former is a form of pushing together, the latter a form
12 VII, 2  | together, the latter a form of pushing apart. The same is true
13 VII, 2  |        be found to be forms of pushing apart or of pushing together),
14 VII, 2  |   forms of pushing apart or of pushing together), except such as
15 VII, 2  |    pulling, exhaling a form of pushing: and the same is true of
16 VII, 2  |      pulling, the secretive of pushing off. All other kinds of
17 VII, 2  |    twirling are to pulling and pushing. For carrying always follows
18 VII, 2  |        compound of pulling and pushing, for that which is twirling
19 VII, 2  |      one part of the thing and pushing another part, since it impels
20 VII, 2  |       shown that that which is pushing and that which is pushing
21 VII, 2  |      pushing and that which is pushing and pulling are adjacent
22 VII, 2  |        from the definitions of pushing and pulling, for pushing
23 VII, 2  |       pushing and pulling, for pushing is motion to something else
24 VIII, 10|        of an act of heating or pushing, and that AB is the time
25 VIII, 10|        by something repeatedly pushing (in which case the continuity