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Physical Science in the Time of Nero

by Seneca

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  1. 1Dedication
  2. 2Epigraph — Preface
  3. 3Contents
  4. 4Introduction
  5. 5II — Writings
  6. 6III — “Quaestiones Naturales”
  7. 7IV — Seneca’s Method of Treatment of Subject
  8. 8V — Some of Seneca’s Predecessors and Contemporaries
  9. 9VI — The “Quaestiones Naturales” in the Middle Ages
  10. 10VII — The Present Translation
  11. 11Book I — [Meteors, Halo, Rainbow, Mock Sun, Etc.]
  12. 12I
  13. 13II
  14. 14III
  15. 15IV
  16. 16V
  17. 17VI
  18. 18VII
  19. 19VIII
  20. 20IX
  21. 21X
  22. 22XI
  23. 23XII
  24. 24XIII
  25. 25XIV
  26. 26XV
  27. 27XVI
  28. 28XVII
  29. 29Book II — [The Nature of Air. Thunder and Lightning]
  30. 30II
  31. 31III
  32. 32IV
  33. 33V
  34. 34VI
  35. 35VII
  36. 36VIII
  37. 37IX
  38. 38X
  39. 39XI
  40. 40XII
  41. 41XIII
  42. 42XIV
  43. 43XV
  44. 44XVI
  45. 45XVII
  46. 46XVIII
  47. 47XIX
  48. 48XX
  49. 49XXI
  50. 50XXII
  51. 51XXIII
  52. 52XXIV
  53. 53XXV
  54. 54XXVI
  55. 55XXVII
  56. 56XXVIII
  57. 57XXIX
  58. 58XXX
  59. 59XXXI
  60. 60XXXII
  61. 61XXXIII
  62. 62XXXIV
  63. 63XXXV
  64. 64XXXVI
  65. 65XXXVII
  66. 66XXXVIII
  67. 67XXXIX
  68. 68XL
  69. 69XLI
  70. 70XLII
  71. 71XLIII
  72. 72XLIV
  73. 73XLV
  74. 74XLVI
  75. 75XLVII
  76. 76XLVIII
  77. 77XLIX
  78. 78L
  79. 79Li
  80. 80LII
  81. 81LIII
  82. 82LIV
  83. 83LV
  84. 84LVI
  85. 85LVII
  86. 86LVIII
  87. 87LIX
  88. 88Book III — Which Treats of the Different Forms of Water
  89. 89I
  90. 90II
  91. 91III
  92. 92IV
  93. 93V
  94. 94VI
  95. 95VII
  96. 96VIII
  97. 97IX
  98. 98X
  99. 99XI
  100. 100XII
  101. 101XIII
  102. 102XIV
  103. 103XV
  104. 104XVI
  105. 105XVII
  106. 106XVIII
  107. 107XIX
  108. 108XX
  109. 109XXI
  110. 110XXII
  111. 111XXIII
  112. 112XXIV
  113. 113XXV
  114. 114XXVI
  115. 115XXVII
  116. 116XXVIII
  117. 117XXIX
  118. 118XXX
  119. 119Book IV — Containing a Discussion of Snow, Hail, and Rain [the Nile]
  120. 120I
  121. 121II
  122. 122III
  123. 123IV
  124. 124V
  125. 125VI
  126. 126VII
  127. 127VIII
  128. 128IX
  129. 129X
  130. 130XI
  131. 131XII
  132. 132XIII
  133. 133Book V — Which Treats of Winds and Atmospheric Movement in General
  134. 134II
  135. 135III
  136. 136IV
  137. 137V
  138. 138VI
  139. 139VII
  140. 140VIII
  141. 141IX
  142. 142X
  143. 143XI
  144. 144XII
  145. 145XIII
  146. 146XIV
  147. 147XV
  148. 148XVI
  149. 149XVII
  150. 150XVIII
  151. 151Book VI | Which Treats of Earthquakes
  152. 152II
  153. 153III
  154. 154IV
  155. 155V
  156. 156VI
  157. 157VII
  158. 158VIII
  159. 159IX
  160. 160X
  161. 161XI
  162. 162XII
  163. 163XIII
  164. 164XIV
  165. 165XV
  166. 166XVI
  167. 167XVII
  168. 168XVIII
  169. 169XIX
  170. 170XX
  171. 171XXI
  172. 172XXII
  173. 173XXIII
  174. 174XXIV
  175. 175XXV
  176. 176XXVI
  177. 177XXVII
  178. 178XXVIII
  179. 179XXIX
  180. 180XXX
  181. 181XXXI
  182. 182XXXII
  183. 183Book VII — Which Treats of Comets
  184. 184II
  185. 185III
  186. 186IV
  187. 187V
  188. 188VI
  189. 189VII
  190. 190VIII
  191. 191IX
  192. 192X
  193. 193XI
  194. 194XII
  195. 195XIII
  196. 196XIV
  197. 197XV
  198. 198XVI
  199. 199XVII
  200. 200XVIII
  201. 201XIX
  202. 202XX
  203. 203XXI
  204. 204XXII
  205. 205XXIII
  206. 206XXIV
  207. 207XXV
  208. 208XXVI
  209. 209XXVII
  210. 210XXVIII
  211. 211XXIX
  212. 212XXX
  213. 213XXXI
  214. 214XXXII
  215. 215Notes on Seneca’s “Quaestiones Naturales”
  216. 216Book I
  217. 217Book II
  218. 218Book III
  219. 219Book IV
  220. 220Book V
  221. 221Book VI
  222. 222Book VII
  223. 223Notes by Translator
  224. 224Quotations
  225. 225Some of Gercke’s Readings

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