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 1   I,  7|         the hot principle to be secreted but also dissolves it when
 2   I,  8|   circle, and due to the matter secreted". This, as we said before,
 3  II,  3|         in chamber-pots) and is secreted from the flesh in sweat (
 4 III,  1|         When this exhalation is secreted in small and scattered quantities
 5 III,  1|         lightning. But if it is secreted in a body and is denser,
 6 III,  1|         in the cloud is at once secreted from it, and there results
 7 III,  1|         cloud, when it is being secreted, collides with another under
 8  IV,  1|  because the heat that has been secreted, being natural, organizes
 9  IV,  1|         organizes the particles secreted with it.~So much for the
10  IV,  3| moisture in the thing cannot be secreted but is shut in by the closing