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 1   I,  3|         of the stars is rapid but distant, while that of the moon
 2  II,  4|           driven by winds to some distant place: or else the moist
 3  II,  5|         is closest nor when it is distant; and they blow by day and
 4  II,  5| seventieth day because the sun is distant and therefore weaker. They
 5  II,  6|   contrary which are locally most distant from one another, just as
 6  II,  6|         diameter are locally most distant from one another. (See diagram.)~
 7  II,  6|           contrary which are most distant from one another in space,
 8  II,  6|   diametrically opposite are most distant from one another, those
 9 III,  4|        acted as a mirror, just as distant and condensed air normally
10 III,  4|            that is the reason why distant objects and objects seen
11 III,  4|    distance the appearance of the distant object is affected in a
12 III,  6|          a small mirror to a very distant object. (This is why a halo