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so various , if they are formed out of fire one change the nature of the things and do not reand unmixed : it would avail nothing for hot semble fire nor anything else which has the fire to be condensed or rarefied , if the same na- ...
so various , if they are formed out of fire one change the nature of the things and do not reand unmixed : it would avail nothing for hot semble fire nor anything else which has the fire to be condensed or rarefied , if the same na- ...
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This fire subtle above all that the storm above our head reaches high fires nature , you are to know , forms of minute up ; for the clouds would never bury the earth and lightly moving bodies , and it is such as in such thick darkness ...
This fire subtle above all that the storm above our head reaches high fires nature , you are to know , forms of minute up ; for the clouds would never bury the earth and lightly moving bodies , and it is such as in such thick darkness ...
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at once : it is heated by its own velocity and the force of the iron is cold , do its seeds of from the contact of fire . After that when the fiery brightness meet together upon the stroke . force of the wind has been thoroughly heated ...
at once : it is heated by its own velocity and the force of the iron is cold , do its seeds of from the contact of fire . After that when the fiery brightness meet together upon the stroke . force of the wind has been thoroughly heated ...
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On the Nature of Things Page | 1 |
The Discourses of Epictetus Page | 105 |
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