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1 1|   respective natures, and the causes of their occurrence.~But
2 2|       object of sense is what causes the actualization of each
3 3|       atmospheric environment causes it to change. Hence it is
4 3|       all more or less), that causes them to partake of colour.
5 3| fewness being due to the same causes which render the concords
6 4|    tangible are the efficient causes of growth and decay; it
7 4|     that the food assimilated causes these; for the heat or cold
8 4|   subject here requires. Heat causes growth, and fits the food-stuff
9 6|       though the stroke which causes the Sound has been already