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 1  II,  4 |      during the waning of the moon. This we should expect,
 2  II,  4 | because of the absence of the moon, whence also it results
 3 III,  11|  animal must be sought in the moon, for this appears to participate
 4  IV,  2 |     waning and failure of the moon; as the sun makes winter
 5  IV,  2 |       as a whole, so does the moon in the month. This is not
 6  IV,  2 |     due to the turning of the moon, but it grows warmer as
 7  IV,  10|       also the periods of the moon, that is to say, the full
 8  IV,  10|      that is to say, the full moon and her disappearance and
 9  IV,  10|       it is by these that the moon’s orbit fits in with that
10  IV,  10|   period common to both].~The moon is a first principle because
11  IV,  10|    the motions of the sun and moon that fix the limit both
12  IV,  10|     the course of the sun and moon, so also the things which
13  IV,  10|    revolutions of the sun and moon, they may perhaps depend