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1   V, 4 |      thus if its velocity is uniform a motion is regular, if
2  VI, 3 |      at the time of speaking uniform with what it was previously:
3  VI, 7 |      thing is in motion with uniform velocity it is clear that
4  VI, 7 |  even if the velocity is not uniform. For let us suppose that
5  VI, 7 | thing in motion changes with uniform velocity or not: and whether
6 VIII, 7|   movent does not maintain a uniform relation to it but is at
7 VIII, 7|   things that they should be uniform in this respect.~
8 VIII, 8|  point B, D is proceeding in uniform locomotion and with the
9 VIII, 9|    the starting-point is not uniform with their motion in approaching