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 1   I,  5 |       medium, the stars when they rise and set look crimson. The
 2   I,  9 |         condensation and so gives rise to generation and destruction.
 3   I,  10|         is formed by day does not rise high because the ratio of
 4   I,  10|       because the vapour does not rise high. One reason for this
 5   I,  11|      which caused the moisture to rise as vapour from the earth.~
 6   I,  13|    Secondly, the fact that rivers rise at the foot of mountains
 7  II,  2 |        sun causes the moisture to rise, this is like fire heating
 8  II,  5 |           constellation makes its rise last over many days) and
 9  II,  5 |       escape observation and give rise to this inquiry. The reason
10  II,  6 | necessarily causes evaporation to rise in greater quantities and
11  II,  6 |      Thrascias, and Argestes give rise to them most. This is because
12  II,  8 |        wet and dry must both give rise to an evaporation: earthquakes
13  II,  8 |         own fire warm it and give rise to a quantity of wind both
14 III,  1 |       constitution rare, it gives rise to thunder and lightning.
15 III,  2 |          weakness of sight, gives rise to the appearance of another
16 III,  6 |          its twofold nature gives rise to various effects in the
17  IV,  7 |         water, since air tends to rise). Cold thickens it by turning
18  IV,  9 |  insufficient in quantity to give rise to flame. In frankincense