Sextus Empiricus Pyrrhoniae Hypotyposes 3.10.64

[64] Now those who are reputed to have given the most complete classification of Motion assert that six kinds of it exist—local transition, physical change, increase, decrease, becoming, perishing. ¹ We, then, shall deal with each of the aforesaid kinds of motion separately beginning with local transition. According, then, to the Dogmatists, this is the motion by which the moving object passes on from place to place, either wholly or partially—wholly as in the case of men walking, partially as when a globe is moving round a central axis, for while as a whole it remains in the same place, its parts change their places.