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 1   I,  3 |    explained. So at the centre and round it we get earth and water,
 2   I,  3 |           elements, by themselves; round them and contiguous with
 3   I,  3 |       circular motion. For the air round the earth is necessarily
 4   I,  4 |        called fire as being spread round the terrestrial sphere on
 5   I,  7 |          with it below, is carried round the earth by the motion
 6   I,  7 | independently, indeed oftener than round one of the regular stars,
 7   I,  8 |           Again, no fringe appears round the sun or moon: for they
 8   I,  12|           of their fall and become round and smaller in size.~It
 9   I,  12|         then fish) pour warm water round their reeds that it may
10  II,  1 |            world had been built up round our earth and for its sake,
11  II,  1 |         ocean and people dwell all round them. Hence, if these seas
12  II,  1 |          pass below the earth, but round its northern part, and that
13  II,  2 |          mass of the earth is that round which the rest of the elements
14  II,  2 |            was moist and the world round the earth was warmed by
15  II,  2 |       these), but all of them come round again in a circle to the
16  II,  4 |          from the earth, they blow round it because all the surrounding
17  II,  4 |  evaporation from the earth moving round the earth", it is clear
18  II,  5 |      depict the inhabited earth as round, but both ascertained facts
19  II,  5 |        admits of its extending all round the earth. For we meet with
20  II,  5 |          to prevent our travelling round the earth unless the extent
21  II,  5 |           from being inhabited all round.~Now since there must be
22  II,  6 |           of the horizon, which is round, but it represents the zone
23  II,  6 |           before.~The Etesiae veer round: they begin from the north,
24  II,  6 |     dwellers in the east they veer round as far as Apeliotes.~So
25 III,  1 |          straight line, and whirls round by its circular motion and
26 III,  2 |        complete circle: it is seen round the sun and the moon and
27 III,  3 |          circle and why it appears round the sun or the moon or one
28 III,  3 |           from the mist that forms round the sun or the moon, and
29 III,  3 |      position.~Haloes are commoner round the moon because the greater
30 III,  3 |         rapidly.~Haloes are formed round stars for the same reasons,
31 III,  4 |            sun whereas the halo is round it. They are both reflections,
32 III,  4 |           lamps. A rainbow appears round these in winter, generally
33 III,  4 |           colour is more like that round the lamps, being purple