Part, Question

 1   1, 68  | firmament must ~rather be the vapors resolved from the waters
 2   1, 68  |     as ~well as the fact that vapors are perceived not to rise
 3   1, 68  |    been raised in the form of vapors, and serve to give rain ~
 4   1, 69  |     of the sun lifting up the vapors and thus ~drying the land.
 5   1, 69  | firmament must ~rather be the vapors resolved from the waters
 6   1, 69  |     as ~well as the fact that vapors are perceived not to rise
 7   1, 69  |    been raised in the form of vapors, and serve to give rain ~
 8   1, 70  |     of the sun lifting up the vapors and thus ~drying the land.
 9   3, 66  |      which is distilled from ~vapors. Since, therefore, such
10   3, 66  |  formed by the condensing of ~vapors, themselves formed from
11 Suppl, 72|    moreover it ~is known that vapors or any smoke whatever rising
12 Suppl, 85| result from the exhalation of vapors. But then ~there will be