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 1   I,  1|           Such are the milky way, and comets, and the movements of meteors.
 2   I,  3|           explain the "milky way" and comets and the other phenomena
 3   I,  6|              to explain the nature of comets and the "milky way", after
 4   I,  6|               Democritus declare that comets are a conjunction of the
 5   I,  6|              the zodiac, whereas many comets have been seen outside that
 6   I,  6|               that circle. Again more comets than one have often appeared
 7   I,  6|               the same time. Further, comets are often found to appear,
 8   I,  6|         theory and those who say that comets are a coalescence of the
 9   I,  6|            brighter. Besides, all the comets that have been seen in our
10   I,  6|             stars have been seen when comets dissolve. But on his theory
11   I,  6|            brought forward to explain comets are false.~
12   I,  7|                whereas in the case of comets the colour is something
13   I,  7|            cause later.~The fact that comets when frequent foreshadow
14   I,  7|                So when there are many comets and they are dense, it is
15   I,  7|           Corinth.~That there are few comets and that they appear rarely
16   I,  8|            this matter we assert that comets consist. We must suppose
17   I,  8|            same as in the case of the comets when the matter does not
18   I,  8|              and for this reason most comets are found outside the tropic
19   I,  8|        assigned for the appearance of comets as plausible we must assume
20   I,  8|            explains why there are few comets and why they appear rarely;
21   I,  8| shooting-stars and the burning flame, comets and the milky way, these