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 1 2 |     what kind of a thing it is, air, and~not always the same,
 2 4 | continue to exist, how does the air contain them from~eternity?-
 3 4 |      which are removed into the air after subsisting for some
 4 4 |     death of water is to become air, and the~death of air is
 5 4 |    become air, and the~death of air is to become fire, and reversely.
 6 6 |      and the respiration of the~air. For such as it is to have
 7 6 |       to have once drawn in the air and to have given~it back,
 8 7 |     good humour and not a proud air; to understand however that
 9 8 |         act in concert with the air which~surrounds thee, but
10 8 |      the way and intercepts the air beyond; but there the~light
11 9 |      one light, and breathe one air, all of us that have the~
12 10|      say, from the food and the air which is~inspired. This,
13 12|         who dwell around in the air and the aether,~consider