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1   1, 6     | earth, to ride over that of humid matter ? ~
2   1, 18    |  the heights as light, this humid, heavy, and naturally descending,
3   1, 54    | person to the depths of the humid element, and beat back the
4   1, 72    |   which is on the earth, is humid and unclear,—that "it consists
5   1, 72    |   the things of this moist, humid and corruptible being, into
6   1, 73    | bonds of corruption ?—these humid and wasting properties of
7   2, 21(48)| arise as vapour from things humid. [Greek] Prep. Evang. Lib.
8   2, 22    |     for thus they named the humid substance and waters : others,
9   2, 41    |    the heavens, and to that humid substance which he names