Part, Question

 1   1, 49  |            instance, the exterior surrounding cold heats (the body) through
 2   1, 68  |          to say, that the ~waters surrounding the earth are of a dense
 3   1, 50  |            instance, the exterior surrounding cold heats (the body) through
 4   1, 69  |          to say, that the ~waters surrounding the earth are of a dense
 5   2, 74  |          movement or of the parts surrounding the ~heart, and such a disease
 6   2, 102 |         which the flax grows. The surrounding belt signified the ocean ~
 7   2, 93  |            affected either by the surrounding air, or through an impression
 8   2, 93  |     subject to the disposition of surrounding bodies, and primarily to
 9   2, 93  |        heavenly bodies and of the surrounding air, to which ~certain future
10   2, 145 |      night-time on account of the surrounding cold of the night), ~and
11   3, 76  |           relation to ~the medium surrounding this sacrament, not through
12   3, 77  |          say that they are in the surrounding atmosphere ~as in a subject.
13   3, 77  | sacramental species, but from the surrounding atmosphere. ~But this can
14   3, 77  |       happen to the solid bodies ~surrounding them, such as iron or stone,
15   3, 81  |          it comes in contact with surrounding bodies ~by its own dimensions:
16 Suppl, 85|     valley ~of Josaphat or in the surrounding locality. For at least it