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 1   I,  10| descends at night it is called dew and hoar-frost. When the
 2   I,  10| commoner in cold places. It is dew when the vapour has condensed
 3   I,  10|   vapour itself to freeze. For dew is more commonly found when
 4   I,  10|      needed to freeze it.~Both dew and hoar-frost are found
 5   I,  10|  Everywhere, except in Pontus, dew is found with south winds
 6   I,  10|        that which explains why dew is found in warm weather
 7   I,  11|     thing, and so are rain and dew: only there is a great deal
 8   I,  11|       are considerable. But of dew there is little: for the
 9   I,  11|      rain in the upper region, dew in the lower. But there
10   I,  12|     nature and causes of rain, dew, snow, hoar-frost, and hail.~
11 III,  6 |        and it congeals just as dew or hoar-frost does when