Part, Question

1   1, 6  | consists in heat, lightness and dryness, and the ~like; its third
2   1, 69 |     principal property, namely, dryness. Wherefore it is written: "
3   1, 70 |     principal property, namely, dryness. Wherefore it is written: "
4   1, 90 |      the smell, ~which requires dryness. In the same way, we may
5   1, 98 |      not so endowed; but to the dryness of the brain, and ~to the
6   1, 114|     heat and cold, moisture and dryness, and other such qualities, ~
7   2, 50 |          and cold, moisture and dryness, there results a change
8   2, 102|       and excess of humidity or dryness, there arises sometimes
9   3, 40 |      heat, moisture, cold, and ~dryness. Hence if we multiply ten,