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1  IV,  3 |     dry matter: water alone of liquids does not thicken.) This
2  IV,  3 |    names appropriated to them. Liquids too, like milk and must,
3  IV,  7 |      in them. So, too, are the liquids out of which natron and
4  IV,  9 |     iron, stone, water and all liquids are incapable of being squeezed.~
5  IV,  9 |     that necessarily do so and liquids cannot be cut. Some things
6  IV,  10|       already explained.~Those liquids that go off in vapour are
7  IV,  10|       and air, like oil. Those liquids which are thickened by heat
8  IV,  10|    sediment it possesses.) The liquids that are thickened by cold
9  IV,  10| refrigeration and is melted by liquids; if not, it is of water