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 1   1, 90  |      reason, a place of moderate temperature ~is required for the production
 2   1, 90  |       and in order that the ~low temperature of the brain may modify
 3   1, 101 |     there is "a continually even temperature"; and in this ~respect it
 4   1, 101 |          through being uneven in temperature, and not ~attuned to the
 5   1, 101 |       for ~him should be of even temperature. But paradise was not of
 6   1, 101 |     paradise was not of an even ~temperature; for it is said to have
 7   1, 101 |        an atmosphere of ~unequal temperature; and to such corruption
 8   1, 114 |          matter, its low or high temperature or other such disposition,
 9   2, 45  |          things which ~raise the temperature about the heart. Wherefore
10   2, 45  |          give the same degree of temperature to a large as to a ~small
11 Suppl, 72|          it returns to the cold ~temperature which it had lost by the
12 Suppl, 88|         s use generated, and the temperature of the atmosphere ~rendered
13 Suppl, 94| restoring an equable or moderate temperature, as happens ~now, but by