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1  IV,  7 |          oil contains air. Milk and blood, too, are made up of both
2  IV,  7 |             like water. The case of blood is similar: cold dries and
3  IV,  7 |       solidifies it. Those kinds of blood that do not solidify, like
4  IV,  7 |             of earth and solid, and blood from which they have been
5  IV,  7 |              The fact that diseased blood will not solidify is evidence
6  IV,  7 |            the same thing, for such blood is of the nature of serum
7  IV,  10| refrigeration and cannot be melted. Blood, on the other hand, and
8  IV,  10|           and water and air. If the blood contains fibres, earth preponderates
9  IV,  11|      products of putrefaction. Thus blood, semen, marrow, figjuice,