Metre/Prose,  page

1 pI,   10   |       in which the dominion of heat had taken its station, and
2 pIII,   28 | universe the boon of the sun's heat heals things which are sick,
3 pIII,   28 |    which are sick, so in man a heat which proceeds from the
4 pIV,   35  |      parched in the furnace of heat, now is sharpened with the
5 pV,   49   |      the dual activity, or its heat boil to too great a degree.
6 pVI,   62  |     baser robbery of digestive heat. That they may more carefully
7 pVIII,   85|  intemperance, seething in the heat of avarice, flying upon