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 1   I,  7 |         wind blew and outside it a violent south wind. Again in the
 2   I,  12|         any noise, there follows a violent hailstorm, and the stones
 3   I,  12|           winter, and showers more violent. A shower is said to be
 4   I,  12|          shower is said to be more violent in proportion as the water
 5   I,  12|      process takes place, the more violent is the rain that results
 6  II,  8 |         moves farthest and is most violent. Now that which has the
 7  II,  8 |            is necessarily the most violent; for its swiftness gives
 8  II,  8 |        earth is greater and a more violent earthquake results.~The
 9  II,  8 | earthquakes. A great and therefore violent wind is developed, which
10  II,  8 |        most marked before the more violent earthquakes, for when the
11  II,  8 |            out the shocks are most violent, and there it must remain
12  II,  8 |      earthquake. This was the more violent as the sea allowed no exit