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 1  II,  1 |        is always artificial, I mean as in the case of wells,
 2  II,  2 |      sufficiently discussed (I mean about the natural place
 3  II,  4 | whenever we speak of either we mean that it predominates. Now
 4  IV,  3 |        as well this is what we mean by "perfect". This is what "
 5  IV,  4 |        we use as a standard or mean. So we call that which exceeds
 6  IV,  5 |       connatural. By foreign I mean like the water in wool,
 7  IV,  5 |     vapour. By external heat I mean as where things are boiled:
 8  IV,  7 |      and thickens by boiling-I mean, must. All bodies of this
 9  IV,  8 |     aptitude to be affected: I mean, for instance, the aptitude
10  IV,  9 |     soft is fissile (by soft I mean absolutely soft and not
11  IV,  9 |      body are called smoke. (I mean to include bones and hair
12  IV,  9 |      to all the objects that I mean, but, for all that, these
13  IV,  10|        By homogeneous bodies I mean, for instance, "metals",