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 1      I,  14| induction, examining them in the light of the illustrations given
 2      I,  15|        the case of a solid mass "light", so that Barhu is used
 3     IV,  4 |     should examine things in the light of any resemblance of whatever
 4      V,  5 |         live coals and flame and light are each of them "fire",
 5      V,  5 |        in the case of fire: for "light" consists of more rarefied
 6      V,  5 |         will be the property of "light" as well: for it is "light"
 7      V,  5 |       light" as well: for it is "light" that "consists of the most
 8     VI,  7 |        denotes flame rather than light, but flame is less the body
 9     VI,  7 |       rarefied particles than is light: whereas both ought to be
10    VII,  1 |           may be examined in the light of their inflexions and
11    VII,  1 |        it may be examined in the light of those things which tend
12    VII,  1 |    Moreover, examine them in the light of their accidents or of