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The conclusion is an action

I need a covering. A cloak is a covering. I need a cloak. What I need, I have to make; I need a cloak.’ He makes a cloak. And the conclusion, the ‘I must make a cloak’, is an action. He acts from a starting-point. If there is going to be cloak, there must necessarily be this first, and if this, this; and this he does at once. Now, that the action is the conclusion is clear (De Motu Animalium 7 701a18-23).