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 1   I,  2 |      water to earth. The whole world surrounding the earth, then,
 2   I,  2 |       up of these bodies. This world necessarily has a certain
 3   I,  2 |   causes of the events in this world (meaning by material what
 4   I,  3 |        its nature to be in the world surrounding the earth? And
 5   I,  3 |       explained that the whole world of the upper motions is
 6   I,  3 |      comparison with the whole world that surrounds it. Now we
 7   I,  3 |    side of the air, and of the world surrounding the earth. Now
 8   I,  3 |     whatever part of the lower world is nearest to it, and so
 9   I,  3 |    reason why heat reaches our world. Another is that the fire
10   I,  4 |     below the other. Hence the world surrounding the earth is
11   I,  7 |        part of the terrestrial world which falls below the circular
12   I,  7 |        rest of the terrestrial world. It is this fact, that a
13   I,  8 |        part of the terrestrial world which is continuous with
14   I,  13| unknown to the dwellers in our world. Besides other rivers there
15   I,  13|        the rivers in the Greek world, the Achelous flows from
16   I,  14|       of a coming to be of the world as a whole. Hence they say
17   I,  14|      cause of this is that the world is in process of becoming.
18   I,  14|      comparison with the whole world. Rather we must take the
19   I,  14|     place chiefly in the Greek world and in it especially about
20   I,  14|       some change in the whole world, but not in the way of coming
21   I,  14|      be no end to time and the world is eternal, that neither
22  II,  1 |        believed that the whole world had been built up round
23  II,  2 |      made all the water in the world evaporate. Again, it is
24  II,  2 |       itself was moist and the world round the earth was warmed
25  II,  3 |        this, that if the whole world originated the sea did too;
26  II,  3 |  suppose a change in the whole world in order to explain these
27  II,  3 |      have described, so in the world as a whole, everything that
28  II,  3 |    regularity as the sublunary world admits of. and it is the
29  II,  3 |      is dry in our part of the world because it drives the clouds
30  IV,  4 |      determinate bodies in our world involve earth and water.