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 1   I, 1 |  makes us know and brings to light many differences between
 2  IV, 8 |    seem more possible in the light of what has been said.-But
 3   V, 13|  deep and shallow, heavy and light, and all other such attributes.
 4 VIII, 4| cause which extinguished the light? The earth. The final cause
 5 VIII, 4|      eclipse? Deprivation of light. But if we add "by the earth'
 6   X, 1 |  speed and the comparatively light a certain weight.)~In all
 7   X, 2 |     of white, as darkness of light. Therefore if all existent
 8  XI, 9 | downwards", or one thing is "light" and another "heavy"); so
 9 XII, 4 |    in day and night they are light, darkness, and air.~Since
10 XIII, 1|      must finish by throwing light on that inquiry, viz. when