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 1   I,  3 |   that it is actually far smaller than some individual stars.
 2   I,  12| fall and become round and smaller in size.~It clearly follows
 3   I,  13|  Where the reservoirs are smaller there is less water in the
 4   I,  13| or, at any rate, not much smaller.~Though it is evident that
 5  II,  8 | compass and forced into a smaller space by the water that
 6  II,  8 | wind is compressed into a smaller space and so gets the upper
 7 III,  2 | is larger and the segment smaller. After the autumn equinox
 8 III,  4 |  a mirror look darker and smaller and smoother, why the reflection
 9 III,  4 |  reaches the sun from the smaller, inner band. For that reflection
10  IV,  3 |    which can grow denser, smaller, or heavier; also those