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 1   I,  3 |        that are equal in power, just as would be the case if
 2   I,  3 |         is heated most. This is just what we should expect, as
 3   I,  4 |        We must think of what we just called fire as being spread
 4   I,  4 |       makes it burst into flame just as smoke does: for flame
 5   I,  6 |       light was dim, but if you just glanced at it, it appeared
 6   I,  6 |      indivisible. Consequently, just as, if they really had been
 7   I,  7 |        to the stars themselves. Just as haloes appear to follow
 8   I,  8 |   greater than that of the sun (just as the sun is further from
 9   I,  8 |        of our sight to the sun, just as they say that the comet
10   I,  12|       water swimming on the air just as small particles of earth
11   I,  12|         do so, on their theory, just as we see that snow falls
12   I,  12|         quickly,-though this is just the opposite of what Anaxagoras
13   I,  13|      not differ at all. This is just like thinking that all rivers
14   I,  13|         lakes. On the contrary, just as above the earth small
15   I,  13|       To think that they are is just as absurd as if one were
16   I,  14|       these changes to be that, just as winter occurs in the
17  II,  1 |   saltness is due to the earth. Just as water strained through
18  II,  1 |     hollow.) We see, then, that just as single rivers flow from
19  II,  2 |         is surrounded by water, just as that is by the sphere
20  II,  2 |      their several natures. Now just as here it would be wrong
21  II,  3 |         each of them are fixed, just as they are in the case
22  II,  3 |      true. We must suppose that just as in the cases we have
23  II,  3 |       in the south it is rainy; just as the south is a dry wind
24  II,  4 |         and the dry moves away. Just as in the case of the body
25  II,  4 |       is the greatest rainfall, just as green wood gives most
26  II,  4 |      union of many evaporations just as rivers derive their sources
27  II,  5 |    latter has appeared in bulk: just as, when you throw a little
28  II,  5 |     well as in other things. So just as we have a north wind
29  II,  6 |       distant from one another, just as things specifically most
30  II,  8 |        full of wind; drought is just the predominance of the
31  II,  8 |         happens in the earth is just like that. Our theory has
32  II,  8 |       any earthquake following. Just as the air gives off various
33  II,  8 |       surface or up from below: just as winds are the causes
34  II,  8 |         upset in an earthquake, just like water (for effusion
35  II,  9 |       natural tendency upwards. Just as the pips that we squeeze
36 III,  2 |    object with a smooth surface just as it is from water; also
37 III,  4 |     close by acted as a mirror, just as distant and condensed
38 III,  4 |     between them. But these are just the conditions under which
39 III,  4 |         cloud and at night. So, just as fire is intensified by
40 III,  6 |         s true colour to appear just as it does when the reflection
41 III,  6 |         the parts of the earth.~Just as its twofold nature gives
42 III,  6 |  compresses it, and it congeals just as dew or hoar-frost does
43  IV,  7 |      for what remains is water, just as what remains of milk
44  IV,  9 | something else. (For the fat is just the conjunction of the oily
45  IV,  12|         be a hand in name only, just as stone flutes might still
46  IV,  12|      every condition of itself, just as flesh is not flesh nor
47  IV,  12|       eye or one made of stone, just as a wooden saw is no more