Book, Paragraph

 1   I,  3|    warm and dry. For vapour is naturally moist and cold, but the
 2   I,  4| ejection under pressure, since naturally all heat tends upwards.~
 3  II,  3|   everything that grows and is naturally generated always leaves
 4  II,  4|       derives from water it is naturally cold, like water that has
 5  II,  7|     says that the ether, which naturally moves upwards, is caught
 6  II,  8|     certainly be the body that naturally moves farthest and is most
 7  II,  8|      other body, is that which naturally moves farthest. Wind satisfies
 8  II,  8|      is developed, which would naturally blow away from the earth:
 9  II,  8|       the evaporation which is naturally and essentially hot enters
10  II,  9|        be given why that which naturally ascends should descend,
11 III,  3|        its normal state, it is naturally a sign of rain since it