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 1   I,  2 |    to earth. The whole world surrounding the earth, then, the affections
 2   I,  3 |    nature to be in the world surrounding the earth? And what is its
 3   I,  3 |    the air, and of the world surrounding the earth. Now the circular
 4   I,  3 |   what we call air, the part surrounding the earth is moist and warm,
 5   I,  3 |     Another is that the fire surrounding the air is often scattered
 6   I,  4 |   the other. Hence the world surrounding the earth is ordered as
 7   I,  9 |     remains but the moisture surrounding it is made to evaporate
 8   I,  12|  cold is concentrated by the surrounding heat and causes the cloud
 9  II,  4 | other times it is local; the surrounding country often getting seasonable
10  II,  4 |    or, contrariwise, all the surrounding country gets little or even
11  II,  4 |     round it because all the surrounding air follows the motion of
12  IV,  1 |   seasons, for in winter the surrounding air and water contain but
13  IV,  3 |   due to lack of heat in the surrounding liquid. (Lack of heat implies,
14  IV,  3 |     realized the heat in the surrounding liquid is too great to have
15  IV,  5 |     itself driven out by the surrounding cold. So everything is dried,