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 1   I, 2 |    and "walks" instead of "is walking", for fear that if they
 2  II, 3 |   e.g. health is the cause of walking about. ("Why is he walking
 3  II, 3 |    walking about. ("Why is he walking about? " we say. "To be
 4  II, 6 |    this does not follow after walking, we say that we have walked "
 5  II, 6 | walked "in vain" and that the walking was "vain". This implies
 6  IV, 13|     walk? " "I have just been walking"). But to say that Troy
 7   V, 4 |       and rolling the same as walking. But is not this difficulty
 8   V, 4 |    one: for when a man ceases walking, the walking no longer is,
 9   V, 4 |       man ceases walking, the walking no longer is, but it will
10   V, 4 |       a line and the "end" of walking touch or come to be one?
11  VI, 1 |      motion: e.g. if a man is walking to Thebes, he cannot be
12  VI, 1 |       to Thebes, he cannot be walking to Thebes and at the same
13  VI, 1 |    moment, then that which is walking will at the moment when
14  VI, 1 |      at the moment when it is walking have completed its walk
15  VI, 1 |      the place to which it is walking; that is to say, it will
16  VI, 1 | completed a walk without ever walking: for on this assumption
17  VI, 1 |   particular distance without walking over that distance. Since,
18 VII, 4 |     are the instrument, it is walking, if wings it is flying;