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 1   1, 48  |  elements; for coldness and humidity, whereby the ~aptitude of
 2   1, 49  |  elements; for coldness and humidity, whereby the ~aptitude of
 3   1, 77  |     of which ~is to consume humidity. Therefore, in order to
 4   1, 77  |     in order to restore the humidity thus ~lost, the nutritive
 5   1, 77  | tongue is ~moistened by the humidity of the flavored morsel.
 6   1, 90  |     brain, by reason of its humidity, is an impediment to the
 7   1, 96  |    defects was the lost of ~humidity by the action of natural
 8   1, 98  | account of the considerable humidity of the brain in ~children,
 9   1, 100 |   powers on account ~of the humidity of the brain; wherefore
10   1, 100 |     exists in man from the ~humidity of the brain, as we have
11   2, 102 |    corruption and excess of humidity or dryness, there arises
12   2, 102 |  account of their exceeding humidity. In like manner certain ~
13   3, 60  |  cleansing by reason of its humidity, and refreshment by reason
14   3, 83  |      Wine, by reason of its humidity, is capable of washing, ~
15 Suppl, 37|  hold it on ~account of its humidity. Hence of all the minor
16 Suppl, 77|    AA[1],2). Hence whatever humidity of the body belongs to the
17 Suppl, 77|   Now there is a threefold ~humidity in man. There is one which
18 Suppl, 77|      2/2~The second kind of humidity is one that has not yet
19 Suppl, 77|      while another kind of ~humidity is in transition from form
20 Suppl, 77|    another. Wherefore this ~humidity that is actually in transition
21 Suppl, 77|   not ~rise again. Now this humidity may be considered in a twofold ~
22 Suppl, 77|    called "ros," namely the humidity that is found in the cavities
23 Suppl, 77|    again. The third kind of humidity is that ~which has already
24 Suppl, 78|   heat as expanding, and of humidity as expansive, in point ~
25 Suppl, 79|     in bodies is mixed with humidity; wherefore ~it is necessary
26 Suppl, 79|    being nowise hampered by humidity: wherefore it will affect ~
27 Suppl, 79| will not be hindered by any humidity: and it will take cognizance
28 Suppl, 79|  account of ~the very great humidity of the brain, but also of