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 1  VI, 10|       the single exception of rotatory locomotion.~ ~
 2 VIII, 8|       and that this motion is rotatory motion. The motion of everything
 3 VIII, 8|       of locomotion is either rotatory or rectilinear or a compound
 4 VIII, 8|      is not the same thing as rotatory locomotion: for, when a
 5 VIII, 8|    from all intermission: for rotatory motion is motion of a thing
 6 VIII, 8|      Moreover the progress of rotatory motion is never localized
 7 VIII, 8|   admits of continuity except rotatory motion: consequently neither
 8 VIII, 8| infinity or continuity except rotatory locomotion.~
 9 VIII, 9|     we said before, is either rotatory or rectilinear or a compound
10 VIII, 9|     latter consists. Moreover rotatory locomotion is prior to rectilinear
11 VIII, 9|     to one that does not. Now rotatory motion can be eternal: but
12 VIII, 9|   which we have arrived, that rotatory motion is single and continuous,
13 VIII, 9|     all other motions. Again, rotatory motion is also the only
14 VIII, 9|       rest: on the other hand rotatory motion is the only motion