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 1   I,  3 | with a view at once to what follows and to what has already
 2   I,  3 |   may look at the motion as follows. The body that lies below
 3   I,  4 |     the earth is ordered as follows. First below the circular
 4   I,  8 | because matter of this kind follows their course. In the same
 5   I,  8 |    a certain kind of matter follows the sun, and we explain
 6   I,  9 |   treat of the region which follows next in order after this
 7   I,  9 |     a circular process that follows the course of the sun. For
 8   I,  12|    without any noise, there follows a violent hailstorm, and
 9   I,  12| smaller in size.~It clearly follows that the congelation does
10  II,  3 |  being at the same time. It follows that if the universe is
11  II,  3 | evaporated has returned, it follows that it must either have
12  II,  4 |     all the surrounding air follows the motion of the heavens.
13  II,  8 |   the evaporation generally follows in a continuous body in
14  II,  8 |     Given this situation it follows that when this wind gives
15 III,  1 |  continuous wind) the cloud follows the exhalation unbroken,
16 III,  4 |     not its shape. Hence it follows that when it is on the point
17 III,  5 |   either case the same), it follows that it must stand in that
18  IV,  7 |    whiten it. The whitening follows on the evaporation of any
19  IV,  8 |    certain way. They are as follows: to be apt or inapt to solidify,
20  IV,  10|    nothing intermediate, it follows that we have given a complete