Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XII   |      cold preserves meat from putrefaction, no less than fire; and
 2        1, XIII  |   disposition to heat.~7. All putrefaction contains in itself certain
 3        1, XIII  |     those substances which on putrefaction turn to animalculae, as
 4        1, XX    |       of the subtle nature of putrefaction.~Let this then be the First
 5        1, XL    |    animalculae generated from putrefaction, as in ants' eggs, worms,
 6        1, XLI   |   with animals generated from putrefaction. For to prosecute such inquiries
 7        1, XLVIII|  shaking of bodies to prevent putrefaction. For all putrefaction depends
 8        1, XLVIII| prevent putrefaction. For all putrefaction depends on the assembling
 9        1, XLVIII|      generation of a new. For putrefaction, which paves the way for
10        1, L     |    the different materials of putrefaction, whence animalculae are