Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XI  |    Ignited solids.~8. Natural warm baths.~9. Liquids boiling
 2        1, XI  |     vetus, etc., although not warm to the hand (either whole
 3        1, XII |       no less in cold than in warm countries, as in Iceland
 4        1, XII |   pitchy and resinous than in warm; as the fir, pine, and others.
 5        1, XII |     in all cases more or less warm; nor is there any negative
 6        1, XII |      the dark and yet are not warm to the touch; nor, again,
 7        1, XII |   called Luciola, found to be warm to the touch.~To the 7th.~
 8        1, XII |    situation and kind of soil warm baths usually spring has
 9        1, XII | subjoined.~To the 8th.~14. To warm liquids I subjoin the negative
10        1, XII |      tangible liquid which is warm in its own nature and remains
11        1, XII |   touch. The water of natural warm baths, on the other hand,
12        1, XII |       are yet not found to be warm unless newly exhaled from
13        1, XII | unless newly exhaled from the warm body.~To the 10th.~16. In
14        1, XII |     find here any air that is warm, unless it has either been
15        1, XII |      sun, fire, or some other warm substance.~To the 11th.~
16        1, XII |       wintertime, accompanies warm weather; while frost accompanies
17        1, XII |       as to be found somewhat warm when they fall. Air in motion,
18        1, XIII|     as gum or pitch) which is warm to the human touch. But
19        1, XIII|    vegetables are perceptibly warm and others cold.~5. In the
20        1, XIII|     the body, we find nothing warm to the human touch. Not
21        1, XIII|     flesh, cheese, etc., feel warm to the touch; no more does
22        1, XIII|       one another's heat; but warm water plunged into boiling
23        1, XIII|     heat. For a fire does not warm a room as well in half an
24        1, XIII|       according as the day is warm or cold, that the air contracts
25        1, XX  |   glass tubes, exactly alike; warm them a little and place
26        1, L   |   mention that water slightly warm is more easily frozen than
27        1, L   |     heats, as of ashes, lime, warm sand; in short, heats of