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1  IV,  3 | such a way that one portion thickens while the other grows thinner,
2  IV,  6 |    in vapour the dry matter thickens and collects. Cold acts
3  IV,  7 |  water than earth fire only thickens it: if it contains more
4  IV,  7 |    air tends to rise). Cold thickens it by turning the air in
5  IV,  7 |   which both solidifies and thickens by boiling-I mean, must.
6  IV,  7 |   but also dries water, and thickens things by turning air into
7  IV,  10|     evaporation and it also thickens; for instance new wine does.