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1 III, 1 | capable at the same time of causing alteration and of being
2 III, 3 | that which has the power of causing motion; and the actuality
3 III, 3 | that which has the power of causing motion is not other than
4 III, 3 | both. A thing is capable of causing motion because it can do
5 VII, 1 | hypothesi the movent while causing motion is also itself in
6 VII, 1 | simultaneously (for the movent is causing motion and the moved is
7 VII, 2 | pushing in which that which is causing motion away from itself
8 VII, 5 | any moment when a thing is causing motion, it also has caused
9 VIII, 1 | capable of being moved or of causing motion had its becoming.
10 VIII, 1 | and being affected, or of causing motion and being moved,
11 VIII, 1 | respectively of being moved and of causing motion, and one or other
12 VIII, 4 | some of them are capable of causing motion unnaturally (e.g.
13 VIII, 4 | of moving something or of causing motion, but of suffering
14 VIII, 5 | healthy, and that which is causing locomotion in process of
15 VIII, 5 | locomotion, and that which is causing locomotion in process of,
16 VIII, 5 | e.g. that that which is causing locomotion is in process
17 VIII, 5 | increase, that which is causing this increase is in process
18 VIII, 5 | else, and that which is causing this alteration is in process
19 VIII, 5 | and that that which is causing alteration is in process
20 VIII, 5 | outset that that which is causing locomotion is in process
21 VIII, 5 | that has a capacity for causing motion has as such a corresponding
22 VIII, 5 | that has a capacity for causing motion has as such a capacity
23 VIII, 5 | which has a capacity for causing alteration should as such
24 VIII, 10| or throwing; in fact, in causing any kind of motion. Then
25 VIII, 10| cause motion always (for the causing of motion under these conditions
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