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 1 1 |         much from themselves in regard to their changes. Then the
 2 4 |         I have now stated, with regard to hot and cold winds and
 3 5 |     deliveries. Thus it is with regard to them.~
 4 6 |         is great. So it is with regard to the winds that are conducive
 5 7 |        deceived themselves with regard to salt waters, from inexperience,
 6 7 |       them. And thus it is with regard to the waters of springs.~
 7 9 |       to that, and so also with regard to the others. There must
 8 9 |        or nearly so, is it with regard to them.~
 9 11|     constitution. So it is with regard to them.~
10 12|      you how I think it is with regard to the greatest and most
11 12|        of all things, both With regard to the productions of the
12 12|        everywhere the same with regard to Asia, but such parts
13 13|    nature of the soil. But with regard to the country itself, matters
14 13| consider it, so is it also with regard to the inhabitants; for
15 14|  longest heads. It is thus with regard to the usage: immediately
16 14|        appears to me to be with regard to them.~
17 15|         gentle. Thus it is with regard to the different nature
18 16|                    16. And with regard to the pusillanimity and
19 24|         itself. Thus it is with regard to the most opposite natures