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1  II, 8  |   purposive effort. Thus in the original combinations the "ox-progeny"
2 III, 6  |       in the same amount of the original whole), and so on, we shall
3  VI, 6  | distance in a certain time, the original thing that is in motion
4 VII, 3  |         we still call it by the original name: thus we speak of the
5 VII, 3  |      similar to these.) And the original acquisition of knowledge
6 VIII, 10|       second thing than for the original thing to be in motion when
7 VIII, 10|        to be in motion when the original movent is not in contact
8 VIII, 10|        to be in motion when the original movent ceases to move them,
9 VIII, 10|       extent of saying that the original movent gives the power of