Book, Chapter

1     I, 2 |         the light the parts are hot, dry, not heavy, light,
2     I, 2 | partaking of the nature of air, hot and cold. And he therefore
3     I, 7 |      are not to the same degree hot as the sun, on account of
4    VI, 48|         these--for instance, as hot, cold, moist, dry--they
5   VII, 26|       of the universe: that is, hot and cold, and moist and
6   VII, 26|       gave back heat to what is hot, cold to what is cold, moisture
7  VIII, 13|        conscience seared with a hot iron, forbidding to marry,