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1  II,  3 |    adduced. Make a vessel of wax and put it in the sea, fastening
2  II,  3 |  that percolates through the wax sides of the vessel is sweet,
3  IV,  9 |      things, e.g. copper and wax, are impressible, others,
4  IV,  9 | bodies are either soft, like wax, where part of the surface
5  IV,  9 |   squeezable are the sponge, wax, flesh. Those things are
6  IV,  9 |      malleable and some not: wax and mud are malleable, wool
7  IV,  9 | inflammable, but pitch, oil, wax are inflammable in conjunction
8  IV,  9 |     wood are smoke, those of wax and frankincense and such-like,
9  IV,  10|    indeed some of them, like wax, are common to earth and