Great Books of the Western World, Band 12Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... fire has , belonged to the parts of fire as well . The heat would be more intense by compression of parts , more faint by their severance and dispersion . More than this you cannot think it in the power of such causes to effect , far ...
... fire has , belonged to the parts of fire as well . The heat would be more intense by compression of parts , more faint by their severance and dispersion . More than this you cannot think it in the power of such causes to effect , far ...
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... fire , not of wind or rain . Again they often set on fire even the roofs of houses and with swift flame rule resistless within the house . This fire subtle above all fires nature , you are to know , forms of minute and lightly moving ...
... fire , not of wind or rain . Again they often set on fire even the roofs of houses and with swift flame rule resistless within the house . This fire subtle above all fires nature , you are to know , forms of minute and lightly moving ...
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... fire has en- tered in , then the thunderbolt fully forged as it were suddenly rends the cloud , and the heat put in ... fire , yet catches fire in the course of its long travel , and while it is pass- ing on , it loses on the way some ...
... fire has en- tered in , then the thunderbolt fully forged as it were suddenly rends the cloud , and the heat put in ... fire , yet catches fire in the course of its long travel , and while it is pass- ing on , it loses on the way some ...
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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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