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 1   I,  3 |         power, just as would be the case if they actually originated
 2   I,  3 |             complete sphere. In the case of winds it is actually
 3   I,  5 | condensation goes further in such a case we often find "torches"
 4   I,  6 |            the horizon. This is the case with Mercury too; because
 5   I,  6 |           to some only.~This is the case, first, with those who say
 6   I,  7 |          reflection, whereas in the case of comets the colour is
 7   I,  8 |            the morning. But in each case the same parts of the milky
 8   I,  8 |            this ought not to be the case.~Again, we can see the milky
 9   I,  8 |       happens is the same as in the case of the comets when the matter
10   I,  8 |            that what happens in the case of the stars severally happens
11   I,  8 |            severally happens in the case of the whole of the heavens
12   I,  8 |          fringe which in the former case is an affection of a single
13   I,  10|            as has been said, is the case with hoar-frost. For obviously
14   I,  10|           There the opposite is the case and it is found with north
15   I,  12|             Nor can we say that the case is like that of particles
16   I,  12|             swim on water). In that case large drops are formed by
17   I,  12|            cannot take place in the case of hail, since solid bodies
18   I,  13|             the same is true in the case of the winds, there might
19   I,  13|             no more true in the one case than in the other, this
20   I,  13|             too.~Again, even in the case of the water that is not
21   I,  13|          and turned down: in either case it will contain the same
22   I,  13|             marshes in almost every case are found to lie below mountains
23   I,  13|            only and it were not the case that as some water passed
24   I,  14|            and animals. Only in the case of these latter the process
25   I,  14|          does go on by parts in the case of the earth. Here the causes
26   I,  14|         else gradual. In the latter case the disappearance of a nation
27   I,  14|             came. This has been the case with Egypt. Here it is obvious
28   I,  14|             now the opposite is the case, for the reason we have
29   I,  14|          same kind of thing in this case too. Where such abundance
30   I,  14|           the Bosporus; and in this case we can directly observe
31  II,  1 |         comes from springs. In this case it is always artificial,
32  II,  1 |        artificial, I mean as in the case of wells, otherwise the
33  II,  2 |           to suppose that to be the case on the analogy of the other
34  II,  2 |          something analogous in the case of water. But here we can
35  II,  2 |         such single mass, as in the case of the other elements, except
36  II,  2 |             which they supposed the case of the sun to be analogous!
37  II,  2 |           seen to remain, so in the case of our present subject.
38  II,  2 |            so great that in the one case it might persist the whole
39  II,  2 |            large table. This is the case with the rivers: all the
40  II,  3 |            up then, that is not the case now.~Again, if it is maintained
41  II,  3 |         unsatisfactory. Even in the case of the body it is a question
42  II,  3 |            the same cause as in the case of the residual liquid that
43  II,  3 |             just as they are in the case of a flowing river or a
44  II,  3 |            this flavour is due. The case of things burnt is analogous.
45  II,  3 |       potentially, as we see in the case of lye and ashes and the
46  II,  3 |         same thing is true in every case of the kind: wine and all
47  II,  3 |        These flavours must in every case be due to the fire that
48  II,  4 |          motion on the contrary the case of winds is like that of
49  II,  4 |          moves away. Just as in the case of the body when the stomach
50  II,  7 |      cohesion.~But if this were the case the earth ought to be found
51  II,  9 |           intercepting between this case and that of interception
52  II,  9 |             being generated in each case but existing beforehand.
53 III,  1 |     generated on the earth, and the case is the same in the clouds
54 III,  1 |          goes. Only here (as in the case of the hurricane which shakes
55 III,  1 |         evidence as well, as in the case of the conflagration of
56 III,  4 |         sight is weak. Such was the case of a man whose sight was
57 III,  4 |           The reflection in the one case is from water which is dark
58 III,  4 |           of water), but not in the case of the halo. The other colours
59 III,  4 |            one another, and in this case the particles are fully
60 III,  4 |          This latter is clearly the case: the reflection diminishes
61 III,  4 |          the result being in either case the same. The following
62 III,  5 |           the proof being in either case the same), it follows that
63 III,  5 |         contrary is necessarily the case: for the sun is on the meridian
64 III,  6 |   difference is that in this latter case the colour of the cloud
65 III,  6 |            in the water, but in the case of rods on the cloud itself.
66 III,  6 |           if it is red in the first case it must be the same in the
67 III,  6 |          off, though in the present case the metals are generated
68 III,  6 |             like that, but in every case the evaporation congealed
69  IV,  1 |      looking at instances. In every case heat and cold determine,
70  IV,  3 |        appropriated to them. In the case of boils and phlegm, and
71  IV,  3 |           same reason, for in every case the word is applied to things
72  IV,  3 |        it-to-be mastered, as in the case of wood. But only those
73  IV,  3 |           will be the same in every case.~Imperfect boiling is the
74  IV,  6 |           and by cold and in either case are thickened. The operation
75  IV,  6 |             them again; this is the case with frozen mud. But those
76  IV,  7 |             is more like water. The case of blood is similar: cold
77  IV,  7 |           apt to be soluble. Such a case we find where things have
78  IV,  8 |            in which this is not the case are dissolved by water,
79  IV,  9 |           have left them (as in the case of natron and salt), nor
80  IV,  9 |           be incongruous (as in the case of pottery). They must be
81  IV,  9 |             melted the agent in its case is not water, but some of
82  IV,  9 |          position as happens in the case of water. (We speak of pressure
83  IV,  9 |          advances: which is not the case with cutting. Those bodies
84  IV,  10|        evaporate with it, as in the case of honey when it has been
85  IV,  11|         from it. That, then, is the case of mixed bodies. However,
86  IV,  12|            is always clearer in the case of the later products of
87  IV,  12|   instruments of a kind. But in the case of flesh and bone the fact
88  IV,  12|             silver, are in the same case. They all are what they
89  IV,  12|     consider them sufficient in the case of the non-homogeneous parts (