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 1   I,  1 |       elements of bodies. They take place in the region nearest to
 2   I,  2 |           Fire occupies the highest place among them all, earth the
 3   I,  3 |             from the sun, the right place for a special and scientific
 4   I,  4 |             evaporation which takes place is necessarily of two kinds,
 5   I,  4 |           exhalation. When it takes place at a lower level it is due
 6   I,  6 |             possess a tail in every place in which it appears. But,
 7   I,  6 |          with the fixed stars, take place, and we have ourselves observed
 8   I,  8 |         does not remain in the same place, what is hidden from it
 9   I,  9 |       formation of water above take place in it. We must consider
10   I,  9 |             is gone and because the place is cold, and condenses again
11   I,  10|        found when the season or the place is warm, whereas the opposite,
12   I,  12|         fall down. This cannot take place in the case of hail, since
13   I,  12|           congelation does not take place because the cloud is thrust
14   I,  12|         when the condensation takes place quickly,-though this is
15   I,  12|             that the freezing takes place in a shorter time than its
16   I,  12|        suddenly, this process takes place, the more violent is the
17   I,  13|             mountains proves that a place transmits the water it contains
18   I,  13|         deeps of Pontus". This is a place of unfathomable depth in
19   I,  14|            to sea changes too and a place does not always remain land
20   I,  14|             necessarily leaves that place dry when it recedes; again,
21   I,  14|            time must come when this place will be flooded again.~But
22   I,  14|          process of the earth takes place so gradually and in periods
23   I,  14|          changes. For Thebes is the place that he mentions; which
24   I,  14|        parts that lie nearer to the place where the river is depositing
25   I,  14|         same process that has taken place in this small district must
26   I,  14|            always occur in the same place. The deluge in the time
27   I,  14|       Deucalion, for instance, took place chiefly in the Greek world
28   I,  14|             always advancing in one place and receding in another
29  II,  2 |            that of air occupies the place next inside the region of
30  II,  2 |              but not in its natural place. For this is a question
31  II,  2 |            I mean about the natural place that water, like the other
32  II,  2 |             the answer is this. The place which we see the sea filling
33  II,  2 |          filling is not its natural place but that of water. It seems
34  II,  2 |        refuse to call the belly the place of liquid food because that
35  II,  2 |            soon, and to call it the place of the residuum because
36  II,  2 |           our present subject. This place, we say, is the place of
37  II,  2 |          This place, we say, is the place of water. Hence all rivers
38  II,  2 |        water flows into the deepest place, and the deepest part of
39  II,  2 |           it arrives at a vast wide place it quickly and imperceptibly
40  II,  2 |            that this is the natural place of water and not of the
41  II,  3 |          day the opposite will take place and after that the earth
42  II,  3 |         found in Umbria. There is a place there where reeds and rushes
43  II,  4 |       because the evaporation takes place uninterruptedly but differs
44  II,  4 |   evaporation circulates in its own place while the moist migrates
45  II,  4 |            by winds to some distant place: or else the moist evaporation
46  II,  4 |     reciprocally take one another’s place and interchange.~Further,
47  II,  4 |          most evaporation must take place where there is the greatest
48  II,  5 |            and stormy, because they place at a change of season (namely
49  II,  5 |        before evaporation has taken place, but when it has receded
50  II,  5 |            the southern pole as the place we live in bears to our
51  II,  5 |           Etesiae. But because that place is far more extensive and
52  II,  6 |             the point opposite, the place where it rises at the equinox.
53  II,  6 |              for they blow from the place of sunset and are therefore
54  II,  6 |          because they blow from the place of sunrise. So the distinction
55  II,  7 |             water as it changes its place causes the earthquake.~Anaximenes
56  II,  7 |              Hence earthquakes take place in times of drought and
57  II,  8 |           It is true that some take place when a wind is blowing,
58  II,  8 |           severest earthquakes take place where the sea is full of
59  II,  8 |            earthquakes usually take place in spring and autumn and
60  II,  8 | concentrates and causes cold in any place in which this disappearance
61  II,  8 |            eclipse is going to take place. So the influence which
62  II,  8 |             indications in the same place. The severity of the earthquake
63  II,  8 |           up in a great mass in one place. Given this situation it
64  II,  8 |             evaporations at a given place are joined by those from
65  II,  9 |         ought on their the. to take place on a proportionate scale.
66 III,  1 |          opposite development takes place and rain and a quantity
67 III,  1 |          has been stated in another place before; but when the flame
68 III,  1 |           rushed in a body from the place from which it issued forth
69 III,  2 |           other bright object takes place.~The rainbow is seen by
70 III,  3 |          which the reflection takes place. The reflection is from
71 III,  3 |          Since the reflection takes place in the same way from every
72 III,  4 |             weaker because it takes place from a greater distance
73 III,  5 |             If the reflection takes place when the luminous body is
74 III,  6 |          the reflection cannot take place, since sight weakens when
75 III,  6 |          for the reflection to take place, and so it will not reach
76  IV,  1 |           Again, putrefaction takes place less in cold that in hot
77  IV,  2 |           when concoction has taken place we say that a thing has
78  IV,  2 |           that concoction has taken place. Must is an instance of
79  IV,  2 |    concoction is said to have taken place in them, for they show that
80  IV,  3 |          like boiling, for it takes place in a hot and moist medium
81  IV,  3 |       little for concoction to take place.~We have now explained concoction
82  IV,  4 |           but not by interchange of place: water, for instance, is
83  IV,  4 |          there is an interchange of place. Those things are absolutely
84  IV,  5 |             qualities: action takes place by means of heat or cold,
85  IV,  9 |           is a reciprocal change of place of all its parts). Those