Through solitary air.[33]

But the air of night is a kind of composition; for it is made up of

many lights and powers, which, like so many several seeds, flow down

from every star into one place. They therefore very pertinently cense

the former things by day-time, as being simples and deriving their

original from the sun; and the latter at the entrance of the night,

they being mixed and of many and different qualities.

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