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 1   I,  12|     bodies cannot coalesce like liquid ones. Clearly then drops
 2  II,  2 |       the residuum and dregs of liquid food are found to be bitter
 3  II,  2 |     call the belly the place of liquid food because that disappears
 4  II,  2 |        all food, and especially liquid food, in animal bodies.~
 5  II,  3 |        a question how the sweet liquid drunk becomes salt sweat
 6  II,  3 |        the case of the residual liquid that gathers in the bladder.
 7  II,  3 |      bitter and salt though the liquid we drink and that contained
 8  II,  3 |        digested, the residue of liquid food, is salt and bitter,
 9  II,  3 |       and ashes and the dry and liquid excreta of animals. Indeed
10  II,  3 |        and condense back into a liquid state become water. They
11 III,  6 |    sight is reflected from some liquid surface to the cloud. Here
12  IV,  2 |   nature. Hence things like the liquid and solid excreta and ejecta
13  IV,  3 |     variety of states. Thus the liquid and solid excreta and catarrhs
14  IV,  3 |        of it by the heat in the liquid outside. Hence boiled meats
15  IV,  3 |       the heat contained in the liquid outside. It is true that
16  IV,  3 |       changes the savour in the liquid into a given form, the process
17  IV,  3 |         heat in the surrounding liquid. (Lack of heat implies,
18  IV,  3 |       the amount of cold in the liquid or to the quantity of moisture
19  IV,  3 |         heat in the surrounding liquid is too great to have no
20  IV,  3 |          not to the heat of the liquid but to that of the fire,
21  IV,  6 | together, but water is the only liquid that does not thicken. Those
22  IV,  6 |    Bodies that are soft but not liquid do not thicken but solidify
23  IV,  6 |     those mixed bodies that are liquid thicken besides solidifying,
24  IV,  6 |         others are dissolved by liquid. Pottery and some kinds
25  IV,  6 |         and salt are soluble by liquid, but not all liquid but
26  IV,  6 |  soluble by liquid, but not all liquid but only such as is cold.
27  IV,  9 |       give way and sink in), or liquid, like water (for though
28  IV,  9 |        only such as are neither liquid nor impressible nor comminuible.
29  IV,  9 |   nature of air produced from a liquid by the agency of burning
30  IV,  9 |   fumigable bodies that are not liquid are inflammable, but pitch,
31  IV,  10|       organized bodies some are liquid, some soft, some hard. The
32  IV,  10|       are a mixture. (Wine is a liquid which raises a difficulty:
33  IV,  10|     then, all bodies are either liquid or solid, and since the
34  IV,  11|        arrived at what solid or liquid bodies are hot and what