Definition: II 8.368a8–10

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• “accompanied by calm” II 8.366a5; 367a25-26;

• “a necessary consequence of exhalation” II 8.365b24;

• “and stones” II 8.368b29; II 8.369a8; 

• “and a tidal wave” II 8.368a32;

• “and water” II 8.368a25-32;

• “as wind under earth”  II 9.370a25;

• “attended by wind” II 8.366a11;

• “caused by exhalation”  II 9.370a27;

• “caused by wind” II 8.365b21-366a3; 367b24; 368a28; 368b23;

• “cause of” II 8.368a20 ;

• “coinciding with an eclipse of the moon” II 8.367b20-32;

• “continuing until” II 8.366b31;

• “horizontal / vertical” II 8.368b23-25;

• “in spring and autumn” II 8.366b2;

• “local” II 8.368b12;

• “occurring at night” II 8.366a14;

• “occurring at noon” II 8.366a15;

• “places liable to earthquakes” II 8.366a30-b1;

• “preceded by noise” II 8.368a15;

• “sign of” II 8.367b8 ;

• “sort of tremor” II 8.366b15;

• “source inside the earth” II 8.368b18;

• “violent” II 8.366a12, II 8.366a24, II 8.366a25, II 8.367a29, II 8.367b32, II 8.368a1;

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Analogy:

• of mouth II 8.367b1;

• of wind and air II 8.367b13-19;

• Water in vessel II 8.368a6;

• between throbbing and earthquake II 8.368a6-13;

• Earthquake and tremor / throbbing II 8.368b22-25;

• [authors]

  • Anaxagoras on II 7.365a19-35, II 7.365b11-20;

  • Anaximenes on II 7.365b7-10;

  • Democritus on II 7.365a35-365b5.