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Aristotle
Meteorology

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1 I, 13| from land, there comes up sweet water over a large area, 2 II, 2 | the salt water becoming sweet by filtration.~But this 3 II, 2 | why is it salt and not sweet? The reason for this, besides 4 II, 2 | into water.~The drinkable, sweet water, then, is light and 5 II, 2 | remain there, while the sweet, drinkable water which is 6 II, 2 | when it enters the body is sweet, yet the residuum and dregs 7 II, 2 | salt. This is because the sweet and drinkable part of it 8 II, 2 | Only all the light and sweet part of it is quickly carried 9 II, 2 | sea, and to explain why sweet water is only found in rivers, 10 II, 3 | same period of time that sweet water must have been carried 11 II, 3 | go on it will draw up the sweet water as we have said whenever 12 II, 3 | existing in the whole mass of sweet water is due to the admixture 13 II, 3 | it is a question how the sweet liquid drunk becomes salt 14 II, 3 | contained in our food is sweet. If then the bitterness 15 II, 3 | continual change, like air and sweet water and fire? All of these 16 II, 3 | being drawn up with the sweet water. This is less than 17 II, 3 | water. This is less than the sweet water in the same ratio 18 II, 3 | in rain is less than the sweet, and so the saltness of 19 II, 3 | turns into vapour becomes sweet, and the vapour does not 20 II, 3 | being drawn up and becoming sweet; this returns from above 21 II, 3 | makes it sink below the sweet water. This process prevents 22 II, 3 | wax sides of the vessel is sweet, the earthy stuff, the admixture 23 II, 3 | neighbouring river which is sweet but contains no fish. The 24 II, 3 | and added freely gives a sweet taste, and it is not as 25 IV, 8 | white, fragrant, sonant, sweet, hot, cold in virtue of 26 IV, 9 | give off fumes, but vapour. Sweet wine does give off fumes, 27 IV, 10| like oil and honey, and "sweet wine".~Of solid bodies those


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