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1   I,  8|  night in water and similar mirrors. But under these circumstances
2 III,  2|    water; also that in some mirrors the forms of things are
3 III,  2|   the latter kind are those mirrors which are so small as to
4 III,  3|   reflected to the sun.~The mirrors must be thought of as contiguous:
5 III,  3| successively in each of the mirrors as a point indivisible to
6 III,  4|    shape. Since each of the mirrors is so small as to be invisible
7 III,  4|     one colour; each of the mirrors contributing the same colour
8 III,  6|   reflected to the sun: the mirrors are too small for the shape