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 1    III,  6 |         is not moved, nor yet a movement, by enumerating how many
 2    III,  6 |       many species there are of movement: for if none of these belong
 3    III,  6 |     does not move, nor yet is a movement. Likewise, also, you can
 4     IV,  2 |      alleged species, e.g. for "movement" to be absent from the "
 5     IV,  5 |        defining "sensation" as "movement communicated through the
 6     IV,  5 | sensation is a "state", whereas movement is an "activity". Likewise,
 7     IV,  5 |     motion". Rather, wind is "a movement of air": for the same air
 8     IV,  6 |        is a particular kind of "movement"; you should therefore examine
 9     VI,  8 |           or an earthquake as a movement of the earth’, or a cloud
10     VI,  8 |       the air", or a wind as a "movement of the air"; whereas they
11     VI,  8 |        attack deficiency. For a movement of the earth does not constitute
12     VI,  8 | constitute an earthquake, nor a movement of the air a wind, irrespective
13     VI,  10|         life" when stated as "a movement of a creature sustained