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 1  II,  4| surface of it, but warms and dries the earth itself. Consequently,
 2  II,  5|     the evaporation. It also dries up the earth, the source
 3  II,  5|      when the sun is near it dries up the earth before evaporation
 4  II,  7|    Or again, the earth as it dries draws the water from the
 5  II,  9|    This occurs when the wood dries and cracks and the exhalation
 6  IV,  3|    which it is contained, it dries this up and draws it into
 7  IV,  5|      heating or cooling that dries things, but the agent in
 8  IV,  5|    is the internal heat that dries them. It carries off the
 9  IV,  7|      thicken it, but neither dries it (neither the sun nor
10  IV,  7|     neither the sun nor cold dries oil), not only because it
11  IV,  7|     only solidifies but also dries water, and thickens things
12  IV,  7|    of blood is similar: cold dries and so solidifies it. Those