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 1   I,  4 | windy exhalation. That which rises from the moisture contained
 2   I,  4 |      exhalation, being warm, rises above the moister vapour,
 3   I,  6 |   intervals of time and only rises a little above the horizon.
 4   I,  6 | Mercury too; because it only rises a little above the horizon
 5   I,  7 |     of the right consistency rises from below and meets it.
 6   I,  8 |    For the Dolphin sometimes rises at midnight, sometimes in
 7   I,  9 |   other heat from above, and rises. But when the heat which
 8   I,  9 |     moisture in this process rises or falls. We must think
 9   I,  10|   reason for this is that it rises from hollow and watery places,
10   I,  13|    also cool the vapour that rises and condense it back into
11  II,  2 |    dissolved into vapour and rises to the upper region, where
12  II,  4 |    after rain wind generally rises in those places where the
13  II,  4 |   for though the evaporation rises straight up from the earth,
14  II,  4 |     rain stops wind and wind rises after rain, the prevalence
15  II,  6 | opposite, the place where it rises at the equinox. Let there
16  II,  6 |      the point where the sun rises at the equinox. The wind
17  II,  6 |  blows from Z, where the sun rises at the summer solstice.
18  II,  6 |      the point where the sun rises at the winter solstice.
19  II,  8 |   air moves again and a wind rises, and does so later, the
20 III,  2 |  segment largest: as the sun rises higher the circle is larger