Part, Question

1   1, 77 |         diverse principles; for moist ~things are apt to receive,
2   1, 91 |       of a south wind, which is moist, as the Philosopher observes (
3   1, 114|     that "the brain is the most moist of ~all the parts of the
4   1, 114|       which is to move what ~is moist. And it is precisely in
5   2, 85 |         is preserved by hot and moist elements. Since therefore
6   2, 102|        flesh, through being too moist or too dry, engenders ~corrupt
7   2, 102|       for ~neither are they too moist, as is indicated by the
8   2, 102| indication, because thereby the moist nature of the ~fish is tempered.
9   3, 66 |      animals are generated, are moist and akin ~to water. For