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              <text>&lt;*2r-[*4]v&gt; LA TAVOLA / de i capitoli di tvt- / to qvel che si / contiene ne / l'opera.

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&lt;31r-77v&gt; QVUI COMINCIA / il secondo libro del- / la Metaura d'Aristotile. Cap. XXI. &lt;text&gt; Parlato habbiamo nel primo libro delle cose che s'ingenerano nel luoco alto dell'aere di vapori caldi et secchi sì come della galasia, et de le stelle che hanno coma, et de fuochi li quali appariscono nell'aere, et della sub, diciamo ugualmente in questo secondo libro delle cose che sono generate in alto, sotto il loco del quale habbiamo detto essere il luoco secondo. &lt;comm&gt; Chiosa di san Thomaso. Habbiamo detto nel primo libro, delle cose che s'ingenerano nel luoco alto dell'aere, di vapore caldo et seccho. &lt;expl&gt; &lt;text&gt; Et d'uno luoco che se chiama Ralyen, esce una acqua amara, et se altra acqua vi si mescola diventa amara. Adunque habbiamo detto in questo libro del mare, et delle altre acque, et della loro natura. &lt;comm&gt; Et qui si termina la sententia del secondo libro. Et incominzaremo el terzo libro della Metaura d'Aristotele la quale determina de venti, et della loro materia. 

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