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MOTION AND EQUIPOISE OF FIGURES.

Chap.
60.	Of the Equipoise of a Figure standing still.	203.
61.	Motion produced by the Loss of Equilibrium.	208.
62.	Of the Equipoise of Bodies, Plate V.	263.
63.	Of Positions.	192.
64.	Of balancing the Weight round the Centre of Gravity in Bodies.	214.
65.	Of Figures that have to lift up, or carry any Weight.	215.
66.	The Equilibrium of a Man standing upon his Feet, Plate VI.	201.
67.	Of Walking, Plate VII.	202.
68.	Of the Centre of Gravity in Men and Animals.	199.
69.	Of the corresponding Thickness of Parts on each Side of the Body.	269.
70.	Of the Motions of Animals.	249.
71.	Of Quadrupeds and their Motions.	268.
72.	Of the Quickness or Slowness of Motion.	267.
73.	Of the Motion of Animals.	299.
74.	Of a Figure moving against the Wind, Plate VIII.	295.
75.	Of the Balance of a Figure resting upon its Feet.	266.
76.	A Precept.	350.
77.	Of a Man standing, but resting more upon one Foot than the other.	264.
78.	Of the Balance of Figures, Plate IX.	209.
79.	In what Manner extending one Arm alters the Balance.	198.
80.	Of a Man bearing a Weight on his Shoulders, Plate X.	200.
81.	Of Equilibrium.	206.
82.	Of Motion.	195.
83.	The Level of the Shoulders.	196.