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A translation and annotated edition presenting seven books of Latin natural philosophy that examine atmospheric and celestial phenomena—meteors, halos, rainbows, mock suns, comets, earthquakes, winds, and related topics—through observation, argument, and references to competing ancient explanations. It blends scientific description, philosophical interpretation, and occasional moral reflection, evaluates causes proposed in antiquity, and is accompanied by extensive explanatory notes and an index linking passages to commentary and modern views.
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