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 1    I, 12|    powers. For without the fiery heat of the sun nothing could
 2    I, 12|        of productive organs than heat, by the nourishment of which
 3   II, 5 |         interchanges of cold and heat, that the power and influence
 4   II, 9 | congealed, or seethed with fiery heat and rendered solid were
 5   II, 10|          to light, so is cold to heat. As, therefore, heat is
 6   II, 10|          to heat. As, therefore, heat is nearest to light, so
 7   II, 10|         because life consists in heat, death in cold. And as heat
 8   II, 10|      heat, death in cold. And as heat arises from fire, so does
 9   II, 10|    fulness, and of most powerful heat, and enlightens all things
10   II, 10|        lights, and send forth no heat, nor overpower the darkness
11   II, 10|          opposed to one another--heat and moisture, which God
12   II, 10|         power of God consists in heat and fire, if He had not
13   II, 10|         The substance of fire is heat; of water, moisture. Rightly
14   II, 10|            For when moisture and heat have become mingled, they
15   II, 10|         furnished with a body by heat and moisture, and are thus
16   II, 10|    moisture, that of the soul in heat: which we may know from
17   II, 10|        are cherished by creative heat, the moisture cannot become
18   II, 12|          force of the cold or of heat, or to be born at all, since
19   II, 13|        that of fire in the vital heat. But neither can the blood
20   II, 13|         the earth; nor the vital heat from the breath, as fire
21  III, 18|         object, even in the very heat of civil war, than to appear
22  III, 23|          them? But I believe the heat deterred him, so as not
23  III, 23|         perish through excessive heat, so great a calamity should
24   VI, 2 | excessive brightness or vehement heat, and has given it so much
25   VI, 4 |          thirst, you must endure heat and cold, you must rest
26   VI, 24|     which wounds no one else can heat but He alone who made the
27  VII, 12|   material being consumed by the heat of fevers, the extremities
28  VII, 26|        it on fire; and excessive heat and great burning shall
29  VII, 26|   spirits shall melt through the heat, and their bodies shall