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1  II,  3 |       due. The case of things burnt is analogous. What heat
2  II,  3 | animal bodies, and, in things burnt, ashes. That is why some
3  II,  3 |   some people say that it was burnt earth that made the sea
4  II,  3 |      salt. To say that it was burnt earth is absurd; but to
5  II,  3 |    that it was something like burnt earth is true. We must suppose
6  II,  3 |  residue, like that of things burnt, consisting of this sort
7  II,  5 |       great fire, it is often burnt up before giving off any
8  IV,  6 |       are formed out of earth burnt up by fire, such as millstones,
9  IV,  11|      everything that has been burnt contains more or less heat.