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 1   I,  3 |      possessed of whatever other qualities are derived from these.
 2  II,  6 |          itself and combines the qualities of Boreas and Eurus. By
 3  IV,  1 |          have explained that the qualities that constitute the elements
 4  IV,  1 |  elements to be four.~Two of the qualities, the hot and the cold, are
 5  IV,  1 |       The account we give of the qualities when we define their character
 6  IV,  1 |        is clear that some of the qualities are active and some passive.~
 7  IV,  1 |         operations of the active qualities and the forms taken by the
 8  IV,  1 |     matter, which is the passive qualities we have mentioned. When
 9  IV,  1 |          operation of the active qualities caused the dry to be determined
10  IV,  1 |       cold for the corresponding qualities in the environment to get
11  IV,  2 |     kinds of processes which the qualities already mentioned set up
12  IV,  2 |        the corresponding passive qualities, which are the proper matter
13  IV,  2 |        the corresponding passive qualities which are the natural matter
14  IV,  4 |       forms taken by the passive qualities the moist and the dry. The
15  IV,  4 |       not in air or fire.~Of the qualities of bodies hardness and softness
16  IV,  5 |    either hard or soft and these qualities are due to concretion, all
17  IV,  5 |         operates by means of two qualities and the patient is acted
18  IV,  5 |        acted on in virtue of two qualities: action takes place by means
19  IV,  5 |          elements that admit the qualities moist and dry are passive.
20  IV,  8 | solidifying. It is because these qualities fashion bodies that we find
21  IV,  8 |         as heat is absent. These qualities, then, are present as active,
22  IV,  8 |          another, firstly by the qualities special to the various senses,
23  IV,  8 |          and so forth, all these qualities, like moist and dry, being
24  IV,  8 |     being passive. These are the qualities that differentiate bone,
25  IV,  8 |       begin by enumerating these qualities expressing the aptitude
26  IV,  9 |           in other cases the two qualities do not coincide; phlegm,
27  IV,  10|       these bodies exhibit those qualities most clearly). The agents
28  IV,  10|         both. So both the active qualities and both kinds of matter
29  IV,  12|    differentiated by the various qualities enumerated above, tension,