Great Books of the Western World, Band 12Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... clouds , make noises : we see branching and rough clouds often borne along in many ways ; thus , you are to know , when the blasts of the northwest blow through a dense forest , the leaves give forth a rustling and the boughs a crashing ...
... clouds , make noises : we see branching and rough clouds often borne along in many ways ; thus , you are to know , when the blasts of the northwest blow through a dense forest , the leaves give forth a rustling and the boughs a crashing ...
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... clouds and gathers out of the air seeds of cloud and imitates in a sort the prester let down from heaven . When this prester has let itself down to the land and has burst , it belches forth a whirlwind and storm of enor- mous violence ...
... clouds and gathers out of the air seeds of cloud and imitates in a sort the prester let down from heaven . When this prester has let itself down to the land and has burst , it belches forth a whirlwind and storm of enor- mous violence ...
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... clouds thus increase together ; just as our body increases together with the blood , as well as the sweat and all the mois- ture which is in the frame . The clouds like- wise imbibe much sea - water as well , like hang- ing fleeces of ...
... clouds thus increase together ; just as our body increases together with the blood , as well as the sweat and all the mois- ture which is in the frame . The clouds like- wise imbibe much sea - water as well , like hang- ing fleeces of ...
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On the Nature of Things Page | 1 |
The Discourses of Epictetus Page | 105 |
The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius Page | 253 |
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