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 1 11|       supply while in a state of heat and fermentation, for such
 2 15|          are many other kinds of heat, possessing many opposite
 3 15|      than man; for it is not the heat which is possessed of great
 4 16|        that of all the qualities heat and cold exercise the least
 5 16|   quickly, for that very reason, heat spontaneously arises in
 6 16|         account of a suffocating heat, and having procured refrigeration
 7 16|      manner, cease doing so, the heat and suffocation will be
 8 17|       not quickly get rid of the heat, nor experience these rapid
 9 17|       these rapid alterations of heat and cold. And I reckon this
10 17|        proof that it is not from heat simply that men get into
11 17|         but that this species of heat is bitter, and that acid,
12 17|       are what proves injurious; heat, it is true, is present
13 18|          flesh and hard; and the heat in the nose ceases, not
14 18|   secretion, then it is that the heat ceases. But in all those
15 19| surrounds the eyeball. But pain, heat, and extreme burning prevail
16 19|        which originate from pure heat or cold, and do not participate
17 19|      bile, what anxiety, burning heat, and loss of strength prevail!
18 19|        relieved of the pains and heat; but while these things
19 19|       the hot does not loose its heat when mixed with any other