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1  IV,  6 |      cold and in either case are thickened. The operation of the two
2  IV,  6 |     bodies which have first been thickened or hardened by cold often
3  IV,  7 |        as we have said, are also thickened and dried by cold. For cold
4  IV,  7 |        those things that are not thickened by cold, but solidified,
5  IV,  7 |        But those things that are thickened (not by evaporation due
6  IV,  10|          Those liquids which are thickened by heat are a mixture. (
7  IV,  10|      reason it is more apt to be thickened by heat and less apt to
8  IV,  10| possesses.) The liquids that are thickened by cold are of the nature
9  IV,  10|         of earth; those that are thickened either by heat or by cold