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 1   I,  9 |     near, the stream of vapour flows upwards; when it recedes,
 2   I,  9 |   recedes, the stream of water flows down: and the order of sequence,
 3   I,  9 |     have meant this river that flows in a circle about the earth.~
 4   I,  13|       when it is in motion and flows, is wind, and that this
 5   I,  13| gathers below the earth and so flows from a great reservoir,
 6   I,  13|     contain all the water that flows in the year would be larger
 7   I,  13|      not only exists in it and flows out of it actually formed
 8   I,  13|       branch separates off and flows into lake Maeotis as the
 9   I,  13|      the Tanais. From it, too, flows the Indus, the volume of
10   I,  13|      rivers. From the Caucasus flows the Phasis, and very many
11   I,  13|      the Tartessus. The latter flows outside the pillars, while
12   I,  13|      pillars, while the Istrus flows through all Europe into
13   I,  13|    river called Chremetes that flows into the outer ocean, and
14   I,  13|      Greek world, the Achelous flows from Pindus, the Inachus
15  II,  1 |      from fountains and rivers flows of itself, whereas wells
16  II,  1 |      number of rivers. Maeotis flows into Pontus and Pontus into
17  II,  1 |       greatest volume of water flows from the higher regions
18  II,  2 |        flow into it: for water flows into the deepest place,
19  II,  2 |    same and all the water that flows out from the original source
20  II,  2 |       from the original source flows back to it again. This itself
21  II,  2 |       the sea except where one flows into another. Not one of
22  II,  3 |  spring of brackish water that flows into a neighbouring river
23  II,  3 |        the river into which it flows bitter. These differences
24  II,  4 |      We do not call water that flows anyhow a river, even if
25  II,  8 |        it. This wind sometimes flows outwards in a single body,
26  II,  8 |  started, and either all of it flows inwards or all outwards,
27  II,  8 |     about like the Euripus and flows inwards the quantity of
28  II,  8 |       be calm because the wind flows back into the earth: again,
29  II,  8 |      passages through which it flows. Where it is beaten back
30  II,  9 |      the dry exhalation. If it flows in one direction it is wind,