Book, Chapter

1        I, I    |  which never fades with the heat of the sun or exposure to
2        I, I    |     receives the quality of heat, when it runs along certain
3        I, XXVII| against thirst, air against heat, clothes against cold, rest
4      III, XIX  |    as if it had been in the heat of mid-summer, by reason
5       IV, XIX  |  gold and pearls, the fiery heat of a tumour rising on my
6       IV, XXIII|     suffered from a burning heat, and was afflicted with
7        V, XII  |   longer endure the fervent heat, the hapless souls leaped