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 1   I,  1 |       which all our predecessors called meteorology. It is concerned
 2   I,  3 |  difficulty is raised by what is called the air. What are we to
 3   I,  4 |       must think of what we just called fire as being spread round
 4   I,  4 | lengthwise only, we see what are called "torches" and "goats" and
 5   I,  4 |       the main body.) Then it is called a "goat". When this does
 6   I,  4 |     depth alike, we get what are called shooting-stars.~The cause
 7   I,  6 |    another.~Some of the Italians called Pythagoreans say that the
 8   I,  6 |      like a leap, so that people called it a "path". This comet
 9   I,  7 |       out in one direction it is called bearded. We have seen that
10   I,  8 |        outermost part of what is called the air is potentially fire
11   I,  8 |  constellations and also of what called "scattered" stars (you have
12   I,  9 |          rain; for mist might be called a barren cloud. So we get
13   I,  9 |       falls in small drops it is called a drizzle; when the drops
14   I,  10|          descends at night it is called dew and hoar-frost. When
15   I,  13|        of.~Some say that what is called air, when it is in motion
16   I,  13|    rivers flow from the mountain called Parnassus, admittedly the
17   I,  13|       Scythia, are the mountains called Rhipae. The stories about
18   I,  13|          named rivers, the river called Chremetes that flows into
19   I,  14|        nothing more than what is called Thebes, as Homer, too, shows,
20   I,  14|          those who were formerly called Graeci and now Hellenes.
21  II,  2 |         that again by the sphere called that of fire (which is the
22  II,  2 |         of all waters is what is called Tartarus-a mass of water
23  II,  4 |         other dry. The former is called vapour: for the other there
24  II,  4 |         winds from the north are called Boreae, those from the south
25  II,  6 |          is the true north wind, called Aparctias: while Notus blowing
26  II,  6 |       blows from I; and the wind called Meses, which lies between
27  II,  6 |      from the true west and that called Argestes. More generally
28  II,  6 |      Lips and Caecias, sometimes called Hellespontias, are both
29  II,  8 |          Hiera, one of the group called the Aeolian islands. Here
30 III,  1 |      escapes. This phenomenon is called a whirlwind when it is colourless;
31 III,  1 |  exhalation becomes rarer, it is called a fire-wind, for its fire
32 III,  4 |          fragmentary appearances called "rods". But if a haze due
33  IV,  3 |         excreta and catarrhs are called raw for the same reason,
34  IV,  3 |          we go further, brick is called raw and so is milk and many
35  IV,  3 |          a way like what we have called boiling.~The end of the
36  IV,  3 |  opposite of boiling properly so called is an inconcoction of the
37  IV,  3 |        the species of concoction called broiling, but it is more
38  IV,  9 |        to the straight cannot be called bending, but bending and
39  IV,  9 |          moulded by the hand are called "plastic"; those that are
40  IV,  9 |        fumes of a woody body are called smoke. (I mean to include
41  IV,  9 |        stones the precious stone called carbuncle is least amenable
42  IV,  9 |      reduced to coals. Those are called "inflammable" which produce
43  IV,  9 |       and those which do not are called "non-inflammable". Those
44  IV,  10|      amber, also, and the bodies called "tears" are formed by refrigeration,
45  IV,  10|           and all the substances called "tears", and stalactites,
46  IV,  12|      stone flutes might still be called flutes: for these members,