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 1   I,  3 |         the level of the highest mountains. It is the revolution of
 2   I,  10|       hoar-frost is not found on mountains contributes to prove that
 3   I,  12|          snow falls most on high mountains. Again clouds have often
 4   I,  13|    rivers are found to flow from mountains, and from the greatest mountains
 5   I,  13| mountains, and from the greatest mountains there flow the most numerous
 6   I,  13|          in the neighbourhood of mountains and of high ground, whereas
 7   I,  13|       appears in the plains. For mountains and high ground, suspended
 8   I,  13|    rivers flow from the greatest mountains. This can be seen by looking
 9   I,  13|   admittedly the greatest of all mountains towards the south-east.
10   I,  13|  Caucasus is the greatest of the mountains that lie to the northeast,
11   I,  13|    northwards from the Hercynian mountains, which are the greatest
12   I,  13|        furthest Scythia, are the mountains called Rhipae. The stories
13   I,  13|         flow from the Aethiopian mountains the Aegon and the Nyses;
14   I,  13|      case are found to lie below mountains or gradually rising ground.~
15   I,  13|       rivers rise at the foot of mountains proves that a place transmits
16   I,  14|    maintain that the size of the mountains is the cause, and their
17   I,  14|       for great, dense, and cold mountains catch and keep and create
18   I,  14|       most water: whereas if the mountains that overhang the sources
19  II,  1 |          single rivers flow from mountains, so it is with the earth
20  II,  3 |          first time she made the mountains visible; the second time