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1  II,  3 |       the hottest excreta.~The action of this cause is continually
2  II,  8 | violently.~We must suppose the action of the wind in the earth
3  II,  8 |     produced in the sea by the action of the winds. Again, it
4  IV,  2 |    thicker and hotter, for the action of heat is to make things
5  IV,  5 |       virtue of two qualities: action takes place by means of
6  IV,  7 |        to be solidified by the action of both, these are least
7  IV,  8 |         by their capacities of action. (For a thing is white,
8  IV,  9 |     must be able to resist the action of water, whereas bodies
9  IV,  12|   virtue of a certain power of action or passion-just like flesh