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1 2|       naturally takes place in darkness, or when the eyelids are
2 2|     are closed, for then, too, darkness is produced.~This theory,
3 2| natural property of shining in darkness, without, however, producing
4 2|       rapid and takes place in darkness. For it is in the dark that
5 2|        ray coming forth in the darkness is quenched. What is the
6 2|      when rain falls, and that darkness should prevail in frosty
7 2|         feel a sudden onset of darkness, as if a lamp had gone out;
8 3|   while the privation of it is Darkness. But the "Translucent",
9 3|  condition is light, the other darkness, in the same way the colours