Book, Paragraph

 1  IV, 2  |     form and the indeterminate undergo change and motion along
 2  VI, 7  | impossible that a thing should undergo a finite motion in an infinite
 3 VII, 2  |       in a way even the senses undergo alteration, since the active
 4 VIII, 5 |       it would as a Whole both undergo and cause the same locomotion
 5 VIII, 7 |      impossible for a thing to undergo opposite changes at the
 6 VIII, 8 | undergoing but does not always undergo a particular motion (by
 7 VIII, 8 |      impossible for a thing to undergo simultaneously two contrary
 8 VIII, 8 |       same thing would have to undergo simultaneously two opposite
 9 VIII, 9 |      they say that things that undergo motion have as their first
10 VIII, 10|        to impart motion and to undergo motion: it ceases to be