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 1  II, 2 |  line", and "figure", do not involve motion; not so "flesh" and "
 2  II, 5 |      sake of something which involve purpose. Intelligent reflection,
 3  II, 7 |       in things which do not involve motion, e.g. in mathematics,
 4  II, 9 |    in all other things which involve production for an end; the
 5  IV, 4 |    diminution. For these too involve variation of place: what
 6  IV, 6 | place. The views taken of it involve arguments both for and against,
 7  IV, 11|      body and its locomotion involve each other mutually, so
 8  VI, 4 |    division of one term will involve the division of all. So,
 9  VI, 8 |      at rest: for that would involve the conclusion that that
10 VIII, 1|    of the worlds necessarily involve motion), whereas those who
11 VIII, 1|     becoming of motion would involve, as we saw, the existence
12 VIII, 1|    perishing of motion would involve the existence of a process
13 VIII, 1|     of being burned does not involve the cessation of the capacity
14 VIII, 3|  mathematics objections that involve first principles do not
15 VIII, 7|    only motion that does not involve a change of being in the
16 VIII, 8|      ceased to be there will involve the consequence that A in
17 VIII, 8|  having come to be at B will involve the fact of its also ceasing