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 1   I,  3 |      from one another.~So it is clear that neither air nor fire
 2   I,  4 |      and by day when the sky is clear. They are thrown downwards
 3   I,  6 |    because it is slowest to get clear of the sun and has been
 4   I,  6 |         the same point. It gets clear of the sun both towards
 5   I,  6 |        weather when the sky was clear, in the archonship of Asteius.
 6   I,  8 |         to the sky the point is clear. For in this circle alone
 7   I,  10|       are found when the sky is clear and there is no wind. For
 8   I,  10|      raised unless the sky were clear, and if a wind were blowing
 9   I,  11|          Why this is so will be clear when we have explained the
10   I,  13|  gradually rising ground.~It is clear then that we must not suppose
11   I,  14|  produced by the river. This is clear from an observation of the
12   I,  14|    water and spoil it. So it is clear that all this part was once
13   I,  14|        seaward of it. For it is clear that a barrier of silt was
14   I,  14|    itself must dry up.~So it is clear, since there will be no
15   I,  14|       receding in another it is clear that the same parts of the
16  II,  3 |     moist, the other dry, it is clear that the latter must be
17  II,  3 |    burning flame. The answer is clear, and there is no doubt that
18  II,  3 |        many facts which make it clear that this taste is due to
19  II,  4 | necessarily take this course is clear from the resulting phenomena
20  II,  4 |         round the earth", it is clear that while the origin of
21  II,  5 |         winds with us. So it is clear that the south wind is not
22  II,  6 | distribution of the winds it is clear that contrary winds cannot
23  II,  6 |         are forming and leave a clear sky-unless they happen to
24  II,  9 |         cloudy. When the sky is clear there is no lightning: to
25 III,  1 |         that they do prevail is clear or there could be no snow
26 III,  3 |       where there is wind it is clear that no halo can maintain
27 III,  4 |       rainbow appears. So it is clear that the rainbow is a reflection
28 III,  4 |         to appear in it will be clear from the following considerations.
29  IV,  1 |         to determine". So it is clear that some of the qualities
30  IV,  8 |             8~All this makes it clear that bodies are formed by
31  IV,  12|      they fall, and has made it clear to which class each of those
32  IV,  12|         bone the fact is not so clear to see, and in that of fire
33  IV,  12|       that its function is less clear than that of the tongue.