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 1   V, 1 |      movable in activity". Now accidental change we may leave out
 2   V, 1 |   respect. Change which is not accidental on the other hand is not
 3   V, 2 |      these cases the motion is accidental. Nor is there motion in
 4   V, 2 |    this is possible only in an accidental sense. For, whatever the
 5   V, 2 |     health runs or learns: and accidental change we have long ago
 6   V, 4 |   motion must be one-not in an accidental sense (i.e. it must be one
 7   V, 4 |       walks is one, not in the accidental sense in which Coriscus
 8  VI, 9 |     circumference except in an accidental sense, the sense that is
 9 VIII, 4|  motion, to some the motion is accidental, to others essential: thus
10 VIII, 4|   others essential: thus it is accidental to what merely belongs to
11 VIII, 4|    quantity, but the one is an accidental, not an essential property
12 VIII, 4|   wineskin in the water is the accidental cause of motion): and in
13 VIII, 5|     this being in motion is an accidental attribute of the movents
14 VIII, 5|        in motion, or it is not accidental but an essential attribute.
15 VIII, 5|  alternative. If then it is an accidental attribute, it is not necessary
16 VIII, 5|        is in motion, since the accidental is not necessary but contingent.
17 VIII, 6|       an unqualified nor in an accidental sense. Let us suppose, if
18 VIII, 6|        by itself, though in an accidental sense: that is to say, the
19 VIII, 6|  distinguish, however, between accidental motion of a thing by itself
20 VIII, 8| infinite number of units in an accidental sense but not in an unqualified
21 VIII, 8|     sense: for though it is an accidental characteristic of the distance