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 1   I,  3|   the earth? And what is its position relatively to the other
 2   I,  3| elements air and fire to the position of the first element, and
 3   I,  8|      the change of the sun’s position the milky way ought to change
 4   I,  8|      way ought to change its position too: but we find that this
 5   I,  8|     greatest circle, and its position is such that it extends
 6   I,  8|    have an evident permanent position; but if you look up to the
 7  II,  6|     6~Let us now explain the position of the winds, their oppositions,
 8  II,  6|      What we say about their position must be followed with the
 9  II,  6|     winds according to their position are these. Zephyrus is the
10  II,  7| changes with a change in our position, which proves that the earth
11  II,  8|     in great quantity in the position required, since the surface
12 III,  2|   they are fainter and their position is reversed. In the inner
13 III,  3|     no halo can maintain its position.~Haloes are commoner round
14 III,  5|     which now determines the position of the sun are on the same
15 III,  5|     circle AG determined the position of the sun before. So the
16  IV,  9|      the parts interchanging position as happens in the case of