Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XI   |       mountains.~6. All flame.~7. Ignited solids.~8. Natural warm
 2        1, XII  |           or stone heated but not ignited, boiling water, and the
 3        1, XII  |           the 6th.~12. Every body ignited so as to turn to a fiery
 4        1, XII  |        owing to the weight of the ignited body, tend rather downwards
 5        1, XIII |        mildest kind, and from all ignited bodies; and from liquids
 6        1, XIII |          in the heat of flame and ignited bodies. But as they have
 7        1, XIII |          flames cannot do.~24. In ignited bodies too there are different
 8        1, XIII |          cannon. After this comes ignited wood or coal, and also bricks
 9        1, XIII |           to ignition. But of all ignited substances, the hottest,
10        1, XIII |        hottest, as I take it, are ignited metals, as iron, copper,
11        1, XIII |           investigation.~25. Some ignited bodies are found to be much
12        1, XIII |          hotter than some flames. Ignited iron, for instance, is much
13        1, XIII |     substances also which are not ignited but only heated by fire,
14        1, XIII |           in heat many flames and ignited substances.~27. Motion increases
15        1, XIII |         the hammer, grow red like ignited iron. But let this be tried
16        1, XIII |         by experiment.~32. But in ignited substances which are porous,
17        1, XIII |          long; in so much that an ignited brick, stone, or piece of
18        1, XVIII|          bodies.~4. On account of ignited iron and other metals, which
19        1, XVIII| brightness.~7. By a comparison of ignited iron and the flame of spirit
20        1, XVIII|          spirit of wine (of which ignited iron has more heat and less
21        1, XVIII|      brightness.~8. On account of ignited gold and other metals, which
22        1, XVIII|         rarity.~10. On account of ignited iron, which does not swell
23        1, XX   |       compact that when heated or ignited they do not swell or expand
24        1, XX   |       swell or expand in bulk, as ignited iron, in which the heat
25        1, XXIV |           in its own body. Again, ignited iron and like bodies are
26        1, XLII |          space of air, or through ignited silver as well as through