Book, Aphorism

 1        1, LX    |        and common and ordinary liquids, without any due verification.~
 2        1, XI    |         Natural warm baths.~9. Liquids boiling or heated.~10. Hot
 3        1, XII   |        To the 8th.~14. To warm liquids I subjoin the negative instance
 4        1, XII   |        time being, so that the liquids which in power and operation
 5        1, XII   |        by pouring in different liquids.~To the 19th.~25. To this
 6        1, XII   |      of soil.~To the 24th.~28. Liquids, whether waters or oils,
 7        1, XIII  |       ignited bodies; and from liquids also, and air itself when
 8        1, XX    |        in boiling or simmering liquids, which also are in perpetual
 9        1, XX    | displayed in flame and boiling liquids, which are perpetually quivering
10        1, XXXVI |  flames do not mix at once, as liquids do) remains in a conical
11        1, XLI   | investigating the expansion of liquids by fire. For there is one
12        1, XLII  |       what takes place in such liquids as quicksilver, oil, or
13        1, XLII  |  bodies as we find there is in liquids. For if there can, then
14        1, XLVIII|    exceedingly strong, even in liquids, where it seems to disappear
15        1, L     |    closing in of substances by liquids poured on the outside is