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 1   I,  1|         take place in the region nearest to the motion of the stars.
 2   I,  2|        to one another, air being nearest to fire, water to earth.
 3   I,  3|        between the earth and the nearest stars. Are we to consider
 4   I,  3|       part of the lower world is nearest to it, and so generates
 5   I,  3|       too, it is the air that is nearest to a thing in rapid motion
 6   I,  3|      should expect, as it is the nearest air that is most dissolved
 7   I,  8|    biggest and most numerous and nearest to one another. Now the
 8  II,  4|          more active where it is nearest to the effect; but in its
 9  II,  5|    developed not when the sun is nearest to the north, but when its
10 III,  2|         rainbow the band that is nearest to this one and smallest
11 III,  4| reflected from the band which is nearest to the primary rainbow.
12 III,  4|         rainbow is that which is nearest, and so it will be red;