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 1   I,  4|     this element is the most inflammable of all bodies. Below this
 2   I,  4|    point at which it is most inflammable. The result differs according
 3   I,  4| shooting-stars. Now when the inflammable material is longer than
 4   I,  5|  upper air condenses into an inflammable condition and that the combustion
 5   I,  7|      is like. The fuel is so inflammable that the fire runs through
 6  IV,  9|    stuff and consequently is inflammable.~All bodies are combustible
 7  IV,  9|  combustible bodies some are inflammable and some are not, and some
 8  IV,  9|     coals. Those are called "inflammable" which produce flame and
 9  IV,  9|      that are not liquid are inflammable, but pitch, oil, wax are
10  IV,  9|      but pitch, oil, wax are inflammable in conjunction with other
11  IV,  9|     than by themselves. Most inflammable are those bodies that give
12  IV,  9|   that can be melted are not inflammable, e.g. copper; and some bodies
13  IV,  9|    that cannot be melted are inflammable, e.g. wood; and some bodies
14  IV,  9|   can be melted and are also inflammable, e.g. frankincense. The
15  IV,  9|   ways. Fumigable bodies are inflammable when earth predominates
16  IV,  9|    unable to melt. These are inflammable because they are dry like