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 1   I,  4 |       one’s fingers) and so are seen to fall into the sea and
 2   I,  5 |         same cause. For we have seen that the upper air condenses
 3   I,  5 |    crimson, the colours are not seen at night because they are
 4   I,  6 |    horizon it often fails to be seen and consequently appears
 5   I,  6 |   whereas many comets have been seen outside that circle. Again
 6   I,  6 |       the comets that have been seen in our day have vanished
 7   I,  6 |        the sun and was then not seen. On the next day it was
 8   I,  6 |          On the next day it was seen, being ever so little behind
 9   I,  6 |         certain stars have been seen when comets dissolve. But
10   I,  7 |         called bearded. We have seen that when a fiery principle
11   I,  8 |     constellations in it may be seen in the diagram. The so-called "
12   I,  12|      when such clouds have been seen, without any noise, there
13   I,  13| greatest mountains. This can be seen by looking at itineraries:
14   I,  13|     things which the writer has seen himself or of such as he
15   I,  13|     inquiry from those who have seen them.~In Asia we find that
16   I,  13|         the fact that it can be seen from the so-called "deeps"
17   I,  14|        for a long time. We have seen that some say that the size
18  II,  2 |        rest of the elements are seen to lie. So we must clearly
19  II,  2 |        nor is it stable, but is seen to be in a continuous process
20  II,  2 |        residuum because this is seen to remain, so in the case
21  II,  2 |      true, since all rivers are seen to end in the sea except
22  II,  8 |         occurred is still to be seen.~Indeed, this must be recognized
23  II,  8 |      light, long-drawn cloud is seen, like a long very straight
24  II,  9 |       by night and the water is seen to shine. They say that
25  II,  9 |    night: the appearance is not seen by day because the daylight
26 III,  1 |        On this occasion what is seen in small fires appeared
27 III,  1 |     that the flame was actually seen moving through the air away
28 III,  2 |        a complete circle: it is seen round the sun and the moon
29 III,  2 |       in the shorter days it is seen at every hour of the day,
30 III,  2 |       an orange colour is often seen.~Mock suns and rods are
31 III,  2 |        suns and rods are always seen by the side of the sun,
32 III,  2 |        of the sky. They are not seen at night but always in the
33 III,  2 |     takes place.~The rainbow is seen by day, and it was formerly
34 III,  3 |     that is why the halo is not seen opposite the sun like the
35 III,  3 |       band is the sun, which is seen as a circle, appearing successively
36 III,  4 |     absent. The rainbow that is seen when oars are raised out
37 III,  4 |    colour on a black surface or seen through a black medium gives
38 III,  4 |     distant objects and objects seen in a mirror look darker
39 III,  4 |         change is in the object seen or. in the sight, the result
40 III,  4 |         sun, and so the colours seen are fainter. Their order
41 III,  6 |      sight to the sun. Rods are seen when sight reaches the sun
42 III,  6 |       sight is reflected, being seen on the uneven mirror, its
43  IV,  3 |    explained elsewhere.~We have seen that the opposite of boiling
44  IV,  7 |        it is their water may be seen from the fact that the vapour