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 1 2 |      and so, being nearer the earth than the moon, and below
 2 8 |   Athenians attributed to the earth the son born of her connection
 3 9 |    the creeping things on the earth, and those that swim in
 4 9 |  irrational course of life on earth. Thus the high-spirited
 5 12|     that are in them; and the earth and all that is upon it
 6 20|    the other were driven from earth, yet not out of this earth,
 7 20|    earth, yet not out of this earth, but from a more excellent
 8 20| elaborate descriptions of the earth have given an account of
 9 27|  red-hot mass and the moon an earth? Such assertions are mere
10 27|        which tell of an upper earth from which the lion came
11 27|       the measurements of the earth, the positions of the stars,