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 1 4 |      that which opposes it, as fire lays hold of what falls
 2 4 |     extinguished: but when the fire is~strong, it soon appropriates
 3 4 |      death of air is to become fire, and reversely. And think
 4 8 |    used~to impede, for neither fire, nor iron, nor tyrant, nor
 5 9 |      the application of force. Fire indeed moves upwards on
 6 9 |       account~of the elemental fire, but it is so ready to be
 7 9 |  kindled together~with all the fire which is here, that even
 8 10| certain periods~is consumed by fire or renewed by eternal changes.
 9 10|        its own, as the blazing~fire makes flame and brightness
10 10|        nor yet to water nor to~fire, nor to anything else which
11 10| carried through all things, as fire~upwards, as a stone downwards,