Book, Paragraph

 1   I,  3|        earth. It is these that dissolve any formation by their heat
 2   I,  3|     see that motion is able to dissolve and inflame the air; indeed,
 3   I,  6|     have been seen when comets dissolve. But on his theory this
 4   I,  8|      the sun or moon: for they dissolve such matter too quickly
 5 III,  6|       close to it the sun will dissolve it; if it is above the sun
 6 III,  6| interval that the sun does not dissolve the cloud, and yet sight
 7 III,  6|     earth the sun’s rays would dissolve it, but if it were high
 8  IV,  6|      solidified the other will dissolve, and so opposites will have
 9  IV,  7|        Therefore heat does not dissolve them (for it only dissolves
10  IV,  7|    does water (for it does not dissolve what cold solidifies, but
11  IV,  7|     solidified it, that cannot dissolve it either.~So solidification
12  IV,  9|    bodies are combustible that dissolve into ashes, and all bodies