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 1 3 |      elevated source, they are necessarily hot in summer, and cold
 2 4 |        hard cold. The men must necessarily be well braced and slender,
 3 5 |        to the rising sun, must necessarily be clear, fragrant, soft,
 4 6 |     north scarcely touch, must necessarily be in a very unhealthy situation:
 5 7 |       and belong to lakes, are necessarily hot in summer, thick, and
 6 7 |     the sun heating them, they necessarily want their proper color,
 7 7 |       rocks, so that they must necessarily be hard, or come from a
 8 7 |       cold in winter, for such necessarily must be the waters from
 9 7 |       summer sun; for such are necessarily more clear, fragrant, and
10 10|     southerly, the summer will necessarily be of a febrile character,
11 10|        south wind, the heat is necessarily doubled from the earth,
12 12|    country, for there pleasure necessarily reigns. For this reason,
13 24| stagnant and marshy, they must necessarily have prominent bellies and