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 1  II,  6|        only after that put in the colours.~Because the source of the
 2  II,  6|           black, and all sorts of colours according to that of the
 3  II,  7|      breath from the mouth and by colours smeared upon the eyes to
 4   V,  1|          men happen to be of many colours, for they are blue or grey
 5   V,  1|         in the former but several colours in the latter. And the reason
 6   V,  1|       account of the cause of the colours, but if indeed the fact
 7   V,  1|      water to be the cause of the colours mentioned. For some eyes
 8   V,  1|           on changing from strong colours, or on going out of the
 9   V,  1|        hinder the movement of the colours, nor too much so as to cause
10   V,  1| accurately the differences of the colours but it will be able to see
11   V,  3|         these qualities, in their colours, whiteness and blackness
12   V,  5|       affection. The cause of the colours in other animals is the
13   V,  6|         vice versa) and into both colours mingled. This is because
14   V,  6|       both directions so that the colours both change more into one
15   V,  6|   feathers and skins.~So much for colours and hairs.~