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1  II,  2|     thing happens also with oil; on mixing with air it thickens,
2  II,  2|     with water or even with oil, the mass increases greatly
3  II,  2|     itself on mingling with oil becomes thick and white,
4  II,  2| pounding them together, and oil itself has much air in it (
5  II,  2|    of its lightness. So too oil is thickened without freezing
6  II,  2|     as..., by the cold, the oil becomes thicker. These are
7  II,  2| what happens when water and oil are mixed and shaken together,
8   V,  5| anointing with a mixture of oil and water. For, though water
9   V,  5|     water cools things, the oil mingled with it prevents