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 1   I,  3 |     motion, whatever part of the lower world is nearest to it,
 2   I,  4 |         a lamp and it lights the lower lamp from the flame above.
 3   I,  4 |         When it takes place at a lower level it is due to the ejection
 4   I,  7 |          begins to gather in the lower region independently the
 5   I,  11|          to the phenomena on the lower level and are due to the
 6   I,  11|    corresponds hoar-frost in the lower, and to rain in the upper
 7   I,  11|         upper region, dew in the lower. But there is nothing here
 8   I,  12|        Hence in warm weather the lower parts of the earth are cold
 9   I,  14|         so is natural, since the lower land came to be inhabited
10   I,  14|      Ammon-is, strangely enough, lower and hollower than the land
11   I,  14|         into it to trade is much lower than it was sixty years
12  II,  4 |      when the stomach is dry the lower belly is often in the contrary
13 III,  5 |          for the higher H is the lower the pole and the centre
14  IV,  3 | excretion which putrefies in the lower belly, and they ascend afterwards.
15  IV,  3 |       excretion putrefies in the lower: the reason for this has