Note 379 — Chapter IV · NATURE AND THE LIVING WORLDS
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Cf. Infinito, Lag. 351. 30, on the gradual changes of the earth’s surface, which Bruno infers are present, although imperceptible, in other stars also. Cf. ib. 332. 15, and De Imm., bks. iv. and vi.; Acrot. Arts. 48 and 74. In Inf. 353. 30, rocks, lakes, rivers, springs, etc., are compared to the different members or organs of the human body: the accidents or disturbances of them,—clouds, rain, snow, etc.,—to the diseases of the human body.