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 1   I,  3 | surrounding the earth is moist and warm, because it contains both
 2   I,  3 |          next part, above that, is warm and dry. For vapour is naturally
 3   I,  3 |           cold, but the exhalation warm and dry; and vapour is potentially
 4   I,  4 |            windy exhalation, being warm, rises above the moister
 5   I,  4 |          circular motion comes the warm and dry element, which we
 6   I,  7 |           We know that the dry and warm exhalation is the outermost
 7   I,  10|         the season or the place is warm, whereas the opposite, as
 8   I,  10|       explains why dew is found in warm weather and not in cold.
 9   I,  10|          For the south wind brings warm, and the north, wintry weather.
10   I,  12|          commoner in summer and in warm countries; the heat is greater
11   I,  12|            region.~Now we see that warm and cold react upon one
12   I,  12|        another by recoil. Hence in warm weather the lower parts
13   I,  12|            and in a frost they are warm. The same thing, we must
14   I,  12|      rain-drops are much larger on warm days than in winter, and
15   I,  12|       cloud has descended into the warm air, and that the more the
16   I,  12|            ice and then fish) pour warm water round their reeds
17   I,  12|       water which forms soon grows warm.~It is for the same reason
18  II,  3 |          cold wind, for it becomes warm on its way by incorporating
19  II,  3 |             too, is why the sea is warm. Everything that has been
20  II,  6 |     distinction of cold and hot or warm is the basis for the division
21  II,  8 |           the sun and its own fire warm it and give rise to a quantity
22  II,  8 |          our mouth: close by it is warm, as it is when we breathe
23 III,  1 |              and wind is a dry and warm evaporation. Now frost and
24  IV,  5 |       actually said to burn and to warm, but not in the same way
25  IV,  11|           be cold and others to be warm; for they are observed to
26  IV,  11|        earth or air it tends to be warm.~It sometimes happens that