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Necessity is the cause of force. An element in general is that from which something initially arises and at the same time is finally resolved. In particular, the element is that from which the body comes and at the same time is resolved, i.e. fire, water, air, earth. Fire is the thinnest and hottest and driest body; earth is the driest and heaviest body; water - the body is wet and very cold; air is the most humid and soft body. Birth is a movement essentially from non-existence to being. Growth is movement in quantity in relation to increase. Decrease is a movement in quantity in relation to decrease. Change is movement in quality for change. Carrying – moving from place to place. Moving around is moving in the same place. Self-motion is the movement of the soul in animals. Time is a measure of movement and the number of earlier and later in movement. A day is the carrying of the sun over the earth, or the time during which the sun rushes over the earth. Night is the shadow of the earth's body, or the time during which the sun rushes underground. Day and night are the revolution of the world around. A month is the time from the conjunction of the moon with the sun until the next conjunction. A year is the time during which the sun travels through the circle of the Zodiac. Advance (καιρος) is a time of success. Timelessness is the absence of time necessary to achieve the object of desire of the seeker. Time (ὡρα) is the fourth part of the year or the twelfth part of the day, the blossoming time of the soul or the blossoming of the body. Spring is the time when humidity prevails, summer is the time when warmth prevails, autumn is the time when dry land prevails, winter is the time when cold prevails. “Bearded star” (Πωγονιας, barbata stella) is a star-shaped collection of fire. having rays in front. A comet is a fiery collection of stars, like hair on the head, emitting rays around itself. Δοκιας is a star pole, or log, emitting a fiery ray upward. A torch (λαμπας) is a flame and a collection of fire. The rainbow (ιρις) is the sacred reflection of the sun on a convex and moist cloud, appearing in the vault of heaven in the form of a circle. It is formed through condensation of air. The “side sun” (παρηλιος) is a round cloud, dense, like the sun, or the reflection of the sun on a dense and even cloud. Thunder is a spiral-shaped spirit that produces fiery movement, rushing from top to bottom with fiery fire and igniting all around. A hurricane is a spiral movement of dark air directed from above to the ground. A storm (πρηστηρ) is a spiral-shaped movement of transparent air rushing from above. Thunderstorm (σκηπτος) is thunder without clouds. Hail (χαλαζα) is frozen water compressed above the ground. Ice is water frozen on the ground. Snow is half-frozen water that descends from the clouds to the ground. Frost is frozen water attached to the ground by another wet object. A shower (ομβρος) is a mass of water released from clouds; rain (ὑετος) is a collection of drops. A drop (ψεκας) is the moisture of many small drops. A cloud is a collection of clouds. Steam is a multitude of vapors on earth. The lake is a lot of water, pleasant and collected in one place, thanks to the slope and slope, being at rest. The sea is salty and bitter water, filling the hollows of the lowest earth. The key is the beginning of a secret spring or water that appears and flows out when the earth changes. An earthquake is a movement of air that occurs underground and forces it to tilt. The fiery pyrocrat is the mouth of the underground fire, which flows outward, and an outlet. The lyre is a base equipped with strings. You might be interested in: