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 1   I,  3 |      dissolved by the motion of a solid body.~This then is one reason
 2   I,  12|           the case of hail, since solid bodies cannot coalesce like
 3  IV,  2 |        things like the liquid and solid excreta and ejecta in general
 4  IV,  3 |       states. Thus the liquid and solid excreta and catarrhs are
 5  IV,  3 |       them more distinct from the solid parts. So much for the definition
 6  IV,  5 | everything that is determined and solid is either hard or soft and
 7  IV,  7 |           fibres are of earth and solid, and blood from which they
 8  IV,  10|       honey, and "sweet wine".~Of solid bodies those that have been
 9  IV,  10|       bodies are either liquid or solid, and since the things that
10  IV,  11|           we have arrived at what solid or liquid bodies are hot
11  IV,  11|        foreign heat; for the most solid and the hardest bodies are