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 1   I,  11| condensed by cold, namely rain, snow, hail. Two of these correspond
 2   I,  11|         in degree and quantity.~Snow and hoar-frost are one and
 3   I,  11|      relation of hoar-frost and snow is the same: when cloud
 4   I,  11|     when cloud freezes there is snow, when vapour freezes there
 5   I,  11|      there is hoar-frost. Hence snow is a sign of a cold season
 6   I,  11|    lacking. For, as we said, to snow in the upper region corresponds
 7   I,  12| hailstorms occur in warmer, and snow in colder places. Again,
 8   I,  12|     theory, just as we see that snow falls most on high mountains.
 9   I,  12|        and causes of rain, dew, snow, hoar-frost, and hail.~
10  II,  3 |        but loose and light like snow. It is weaker than ordinary
11  II,  5 |     which are full of water and snow. The sun thaws them and
12  II,  5 |        that it has no water, or snow which might melt and cause
13  II,  6 |       Also, much more water and snow is pushed aside into this
14  II,  6 |      are coldest and bring most snow. Aparctias, Thrascias, and
15  II,  9 |      like supposing that water, snow, and hail existed all along
16 III,  1 |         hurricane when there is snow. The reason is that all
17 III,  1 |      clear or there could be no snow or northerly rain, since
18  IV,  10|         are of water, e.g. ice, snow, hail, hoar-frost. Those