Book, Paragraph

 1   I, 7 |   that underlies from which proceeds that which comes to be;
 2   V, 1 |    and (e) that to which it proceeds: for every motion proceeds
 3   V, 1 |  proceeds: for every motion proceeds from something and to something,
 4   V, 1 |    that to which the motion proceeds, and the third is that from
 5   V, 1 | third is that from which it proceeds. This being so, it is clear
 6  VI, 9 |    is not overtaken: but it proceeds along the same lines as
 7 VII, 1 |    one I mean a motion that proceeds from something numerically
 8 VII, 1 | specifically the same if it proceeds from something specifically
 9 VII, 1 |  numerically the same if it proceeds from something numerically
10 VIII, 2|  all change is such that it proceeds from something to something,
11 VIII, 8| equal to the line Z, that A proceeds in continuous locomotion
12 VIII, 8|    course of its locomotion proceeds to D and then turns back
13 VIII, 8|     and then turns back and proceeds downwards again: then the
14 VIII, 8|     to suppose that a thing proceeds in locomotion from A to