Book, Aphorism

1        1, XII |      traced by the finger in the ashes of the sacrifices on the
2        1, XII | experiment both by employing the ashes and rusts of different bodies,
3        1, XIII|        heat, and lime or perhaps ashes and soot from fire, retain
4        1, XX  |      when slightly heated in hot ashes become flexible.~But this
5        1, XX  |        undermines and reduces to ashes, no less than fire; indeed,
6        1, L   |   confined hay; dry heats, as of ashes, lime, warm sand; in short,
7        1, L   |          is by time; nor are the ashes produced by fire so fine
8        1, L   |           or by chalk, sea sand, ashes, etc., do the most good;
9        1, L   |     powders mix best with water, ashes and lime with oils, and