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1      I,  II   |  necessary affairs of life, or hot in the pursuit of pleasures,
2     II,  VIII | Examples. Flame is denominated hot and light; snow, white and
3     II,  VIII |       at the same time be both hot and cold. For, if we imagine
4     II,  XXIII|  several simple ideas, bright, hot, roundish, having a constant
5     II,  XXXI |     denominated also light and hot; as if light and heat were
6     IV,  III  |        idea of flame is a body hot, luminous, and moving upward;
7     IV,  XX   |     the better for them. Their hot pursuit of pleasure, or