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1  IV, 9 |               Yet how can void have a local movement or a place? For
2   V, 1 | motion-qualitative, quantitative, and local.~
3   V, 3 |           manifestly true not only in local changes but in every other
4   V, 6 |               rest of that kind, e.g. local motion has local rest. This
5   V, 6 |           kind, e.g. local motion has local rest. This statement, however,
6   V, 6 |             be asked, that whereas in local change both remaining and
7   V, 6 |              these being instances of local contrariety; and upward
8 VII, 2 |            are three kinds of motion, local, qualitative, and quantitative,
9 VIII, 1|              that which is capable of local change that is in locomotion: