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 1      Des|      philosophy, and the whole earth had been or shall be nothing
 2      Aph|    moon and the surface of the earth; to which part also (for
 3      Aph|       and lower. The third, of earth and sea. The fourth, of
 4      Aph|     flame or fire, air, water, earth, understanding, however,
 5      Aph|      mentioned air, water, and earth. For the history of these
 6      Aph|     waters — in the history of earth and sea; how much compression
 7      Aph|       within the shadow of the earth, that Mercury is beyond
 8      Aph|  inquiry, as in the history of earth and sea, whether the Caspian
 9      Aph|     done; as in the history of earth and sea, that the figure
10      Aph|         that the figure of the earth (as far as it is yet known)
11      Aph|     great oceans intersect the earth in channels running north
12      Aph|     they are furthest from the earth, those under the sun fastest.
13      Cat|       parts thereof toward the Earth and the parts thereof; or
14      Cat|       the like.~16. History of Earth and Sea; of the Shape and
15      Cat|        any be) of the Globe of Earth and Sea; and of the Experiments
16      Cat|   Motions and Perturbations in Earth and Sea; Earthquakes, Tremblings
17      Cat| Tremblings and Yawnings of the Earth, Islands newly appearing;
18      Cat|     Eruptions of Fire from the Earth; Sudden Eruptions of Waters
19      Cat|   Eruptions of Waters from the Earth; and the like.~19. Natural
20      Cat|      the World.~25. History of Earth and the diversity thereof,