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1   I,  4|         For here too the flame passes wonderfully quickly and
2   I,  8|         they say, when the sun passes below the earth some of
3  II,  3| evaporation from the places it passes over.) The north wind, on
4  II,  4|     becomes a great wind as it passes on.~We have explained the
5  II,  8|     according as the affection passes off. So here the agency
6  II,  8|   because sound is thinner and passes through things more readily
7 III,  1|        because of its rapidity passes through an object before
8 III,  1|        blacken the object, but passes through it before it can
9 III,  6|       difference whether sight passes through or is reflected