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1   I,  3|       and each of them exists potentially in each, as all things do
2   I,  3|     in a sort, matter, and is potentially hot, cold, dry, moist, and
3   I,  3|   warm and dry; and vapour is potentially like water, the exhalation
4   I,  3|    like water, the exhalation potentially like fire. So we must take
5   I,  8|     what is called the air is potentially fire and that therefore
6  II,  3| exposed to fire contains heat potentially, as we see in the case of
7  II,  9| atmosphere contains them both potentially. It, as we have said before,
8  IV,  4|     exist either actually, or potentially and in their opposite: for