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 1   I,  6|     appeared at the time of the earthquake in Achaea and the tidal
 2  II,  7|  rain-water is added to this an earthquake is the result. The hollows
 3  II,  7|         way in and so causes an earthquake. Or again, the earth as
 4  II,  7|    changes its place causes the earthquake.~Anaximenes says that the
 5  II,  8|      enters the earth we get an earthquake attended by wind. Only these
 6  II,  8|      greater and a more violent earthquake results.~The severest earthquakes
 7  II,  8|      Again, we must think of an earthquake as something like the tremor
 8  II,  8|         known to happen that an earthquake has continued until the
 9  II,  8|         there is a noise and no earthquake is that the underground
10  II,  8|        wave-mark in the air.~An earthquake sometimes coincides with
11  II,  8|       the wind which causes the earthquake before the eclipse, turns
12  II,  8|     later the eclipse.~A severe earthquake does not stop at once or
13  II,  8|      place. The severity of the earthquake is determined by the quantity
14  II,  8|       the wind which we call an earthquake. So until the rest of this
15  II,  8|     have been heard without any earthquake following. Just as the air
16  II,  8|         of thinness to cause an earthquake the absence of a shock is
17  II,  8|    known to burst out during an earthquake. But that does not make
18  II,  8|     make water the cause of the earthquake. The wind is the efficient
19  II,  8|    cause; for it is upset in an earthquake, just like water (for effusion
20  II,  8|         of a tidal wave with an earthquake is due to the presence of
21  II,  8|     simultaneously there was an earthquake. This was the more violent
22  II,  8|     another the wind caused the earthquake, and the wave by its settling
23  II,  8| sufficient quantity there is an earthquake. The shocks are horizontal
24  II,  8|        which makes this kind of earthquake so rare. The motive force
25  II,  8|         its depths. Wherever an earthquake of this kind does occur
26  II,  8|      devastated by this kind of earthquake.~Islands in the middle of
27  II,  9|       is wind on the earth, and earthquake under it, and in the clouds