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Therefore, inasmuch as physicists philosophers and the clergy judge that everything consists of the principle of water, I thought fit that, having explained in the previous seven volumes the methods of building, I should write in the present volume about the discovery of water, the qualities of its special sources, the methods of water-supply and of testing water before using it.
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