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 1   I,  6 |       against those who hold this theory and those who say that comets
 2   I,  6 |       comets dissolve. But on his theory this ought not to occur
 3   I,  8 |        them.~(3) There is a third theory about the milky way. Some
 4   I,  8 |  collecting there. A proof of the theory is this: In the circle itself
 5   I,  12|          ought to do so, on their theory, just as we see that snow
 6   I,  12|        the earth, and not as that theory would have it. Moreover,
 7   I,  13|      other matters, so in this no theory has been handed down to
 8   I,  13|          better than a scientific theory like this. If all rivers
 9   I,  13|       might be some truth in this theory; but if it is no more true
10  II,  2 | imperceptibly evaporates.~But the theory of the Phaedo about rivers
11  II,  2 |         flow through.~But on this theory rivers do not always flow
12  II,  2 |         plainly impossible on the theory, and the more so as it derives
13  II,  3 |         poem, but as a scientific theory it is unsatisfactory. Even
14  II,  3 |          it grew dry? Indeed, the theory that maintains that most
15  II,  3 |           all of them support our theory that it is some earthy stuff
16  II,  4 |           4~Let us proceed to the theory of winds. Its basis is a
17  II,  4 |            The facts bear out our theory. It is because the evaporation
18  II,  7 |            below" the other.~This theory is perhaps too primitive
19  II,  7 |           they ought to be on the theory? Besides, on this view,
20  II,  7 |         So this is impossible the theory must be impossible too.~
21  II,  8 |      earth is just like that. Our theory has been verified by actual
22  II,  8 |           void beyond.~Again, our theory is supported by the facts
23  II,  8 |          and dawn follow from the theory. The calm we have already
24  II,  9 |           is impossible on either theory, but especially it is said
25  II,  9 |        which they ensue. But this theory does nothing of the sort.
26  II,  9 |      brightness that ensues.~This theory is due to ignorance of the
27  II,  9 |           due to ignorance of the theory of reflection, which is
28 III,  2 |           We must accept from the theory of optics the fact that
29 III,  2 |      given of these things in the theory of sensation, and take some
30 III,  4 |      sight does not reach it. The theory of these matters belongs
31 III,  6 |   exhalation.~This is the general theory of all these bodies, but