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1  II,  4|   ceases. These are necessary effects of the principles we have
2  II,  6|   either the same or contrary effects. Thus Lips and Caecias,
3  II,  8|     its power to produce such effects to its volume), but also
4 III,  6|     has now been given of the effects of the secretion above the
5 III,  6|  nature gives rise to various effects in the upper region, so
6  IV,  6|       cold in the water which effects the solidification. Aqueous
7  IV,  6| relation cannot have opposite effects upon the same thing. Again,
8  IV,  6|  opposites will have opposite effects.~
9  IV,  7| opposite causes have opposite effects: consequently, if solidification