Book, Paragraph

1  IV, 2 |         name odd and even, some hot and cold, some limit and
2 VII, 1 |       we do not say "white" or "hot" or "three cubits long",
3 VII, 17|      only fire and earth or the hot and the cold, but also something
4  IX, 2 |   produces one effect; e.g. the hot is capable only of heating,
5  IX, 3 |  nothing will be either cold or hot or sweet or perceptible
6  XI, 10| contrary to contrary, e.g. from hot to cold.~Further, a sensible
7 XII, 4 |        bodies are, as form, the hot, and in another sense the
8 XII, 4 |    which is produced out of the hot and the cold, e.g. flesh
9 XIII, 4|   defined, after a fashion, the hot and the cold; while the