Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XI    | Natural warm baths.~9. Liquids boiling or heated.~10. Hot vapors
 2        1, XII   |        heated but not ignited, boiling water, and the like; and
 3        1, XIII  |        only heated by fire, as boiling water and air confined in
 4        1, XIII  |        warm water plunged into boiling water cools it.~35. The
 5        1, XVIII |     hot body.~5. On account of boiling water and air, and also
 6        1, XX    |       always in motion, and in boiling or simmering liquids, which
 7        1, XX    |        It is shown also in all boiling liquid which manifestly
 8        1, XX    |    most displayed in flame and boiling liquids, which are perpetually
 9        1, XXIV  |     the progress of expansion. Boiling water, too, on account of
10        1, XXXVI |     falling again, as water in boiling rises and falls. The question
11        1, XXXVII|        is bright without heat; boiling water is hot without light;
12        1, XLI   |       was easily to be seen by boiling them over a slow fire and