Book, Paragraph

 1 VIII, 5 |        but does not necessarily impart motion but may or may not
 2 VIII, 5 |      that is moved. It does not impart motion as a whole nor is
 3 VIII, 5 |      remainder of A continue to impart motion or the remainder
 4 VIII, 6 |     things that are unmoved but impart motion is eternal is irrelevant
 5 VIII, 6 | principles that are unmoved but impart motion, and though many
 6 VIII, 7 |       things that are moved and impart motion and the primary source
 7 VIII, 9 |        of motion to things that impart motion of this kind. Thus "
 8 VIII, 10| Therefore a finite thing cannot impart to anything an infinite
 9 VIII, 10|         cease simultaneously to impart motion and to undergo motion:
10 VIII, 10|        the series are moved and impart motion simultaneously, so