Book, Paragraph

 1 III, 4 |    same way as the All, on the ground of the observed fact that
 2  IV, 10|   thought so, no doubt, on the ground that all things are in time
 3  VI, 5 |        equally evident, on the ground that that that which has
 4  VI, 9 | non-existence of motion on the ground that that which is in locomotion
 5  VI, 9 |       nothing but rest, on the ground that such things in motion,
 6 VII, 1 |       moved by anything on the ground that it is not evident which
 7 VIII, 3|      falling or resting on the ground without our being able to
 8 VIII, 3|       rest. We have sufficient ground for rejecting all these
 9 VIII, 7|      the primary motion on the ground that the thing must first
10 VIII, 8|    that is always shifting its ground from moment to moment can
11 VIII, 8|       since here also the same ground must be traversed repeatedly
12 VIII, 8|    find that there is the same ground to be traversed repeatedly;
13 VIII, 8|        there is still the same ground to be traversed repeatedly.