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1   I,  3|      different from any of the terrestrial elements, they determined
2   I,  3|      account for the origin of terrestrial warmth and heat. For a motion
3   I,  3|        consider the analogy of terrestrial phenomena, for here, too,
4   I,  4|      as being spread round the terrestrial sphere on the outside like
5   I,  7|      the outermost part of the terrestrial world which falls below
6   I,  7| universe, like the rest of the terrestrial world. It is this fact,
7   I,  8|      occur in that part of the terrestrial world which is continuous