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 1   I,  5 |     reflect colour only and not shape.~These appearances do not
 2   I,  7 |         varies according to the shape which the exhalation happens
 3   I,  12| incredible size, and angular in shape. This shows that they have
 4   I,  12|      large which are angular in shape. And this shows that they
 5  II,  5 |        southern pole; and their shape is like that of a tambourine.
 6  II,  8 |        quantity of wind and the shape of the passages through
 7 III,  3 |         begin by explaining the shape of the halo; why it is a
 8 III,  4 |        object only, but not its shape. Hence it follows that when
 9 III,  4 |       of the object without its shape. Since each of the mirrors
10 III,  6 |   mirrors are too small for the shape of the sun to appear, but,
11  IV,  5 |         off the moisture in the shape of vapour (if there is not
12  IV,  9 |    assume a convex or a concave shape. So bending is defined as
13  IV,  9 |    impressibles that retain the shape impressed on them and are
14  IV,  9 |   moulded but do not retain the shape impressed, like wool or
15  IV,  9 |       squeezable and retain the shape they have been squeezed
16  IV,  9 |        all or do not retain the shape they have been squeezed
17  IV,  12|    thoroughly corrupted and its shape only remains. So ancient
18  IV,  12|         old fruit preserves its shape only but not its taste: