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 1   I, 6  |      be of such a nature as to act in any way on rarity or
 2   I, 6  | anything out of Love, but both act on a third thing different
 3  II, 8  |      the class of causes which act for the sake of something; (
 4 III, 1  |       at once such things will act and be acted on by one another
 5 III, 2  |     immobility is rest. For to act on the movable as such is
 6 III, 3  |       same as to learn, and to act the same as to be acted
 7 III, 3  |        are related as what can act to what is acting.~(3) Nor
 8 III, 3  |       should learn, even if to act and to be acted on are one
 9 III, 3  |     the fulfilment of what can act and what can be acted on,
10 VIII, 8 |      the following way. In the act of dividing the continuous
11 VIII, 8 |        is also produced by the act of reckoning halves as well
12 VIII, 8 |       halves as well as by the act of dividing into halves.
13 VIII, 10|       that on which the forces act must be affected to some
14 VIII, 10|       in the performance of an act of heating or pushing, and
15 VIII, 10|        performance of the same act: then by adding to the latter
16 VIII, 10|       has completed the motive act in the time A: for by continual
17 VIII, 10|       in performing the motive act as the infinite force. But