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 1   I, 8  |   was this reason which also caused some of the earlier thinkers
 2  II, 6  |    nature, have in fact been caused by something incidentally.
 3   V, 1  |    for the motion is neither caused nor experienced by the form
 4 VII, 2  |     four kinds of locomotion caused by something other than
 5 VII, 2  | undergoes alteration is also caused by the above-mentioned characteristics,
 6 VII, 2  |      undergoes alteration is caused by sensible things, in every
 7 VII, 2  |    which suffers decrease is caused by a part of the thing becoming
 8 VII, 5  |  causing motion, it also has caused motion, so that there must
 9 VIII, 2 |    set in motion, that which caused the motion from without
10 VIII, 5 |  instrument is at each stage caused by something different from
11 VIII, 6 |      continuously, cannot be caused by any one of those things
12 VIII, 6 |   exist: nor again can it be caused by any of those which move
13 VIII, 6 |     of the process cannot be caused either by any one of them
14 VIII, 6 |   agency: here the motion is caused by the atmosphere and by
15 VIII, 10|    in the way in which it is caused by something repeatedly
16 VIII, 10|       then, is that which is caused by the unmoved movent: and