Pars, Liber
1  Cap,    II|     quamlibet rei mutationem motum esse constet.~ ~[2.74] Quam
2  Cap,    II|    dicens:~ ~ Caritatem uoco motum animi ad fruendum deo propter
3  Cap,   III| illum substantiae praecipuum motum qui a philosophis generatio
4  Cap,   III|  loci seu etiam generationis motum suscipere uideatur.~ ~[3.
5  Cap,   III|      non aliquem in operando motum illi intelligimus inesse
6  Cap,   III|     quam prius esset, ac sic motum illum maximum substantiae
7  Cap,   III|   statum, ab ipsa calorem et motum suscipiens, cum ipsa in
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