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 1 2|         by the moist or cold; but heat and dryness are evidently
 2 4|     example as one might conceive Heat or the Sun to be, is the
 3 4|         juices are changed by the heat, which shows that their
 4 4|       sapidity from the agency of Heat alone. For water is of all
 5 4|        subjected to the action of Heat, show any tendency to acquire
 6 4|       that some other agency than heat is the cause of sapidity.
 7 4|          comparative consistency. Heat is, however, a coagent in
 8 4|        natural substance, is dry. Heat is, however, the essential
 9 4|     moving it on by the agency of heat through the dry and earthy,
10 4| assimilated causes these; for the heat or cold is the direct cause
11 4|        our subject here requires. Heat causes growth, and fits
12 4|         whatever effects external heat produces in external bodies,
13 4|        produced by their internal heat in animal and vegetable
14 4|         is [i.e. by the agency of heat as described] that nourishment
15 5|         tend to annul the kinetic heat which helps to fabricate
16 5|           of the lightness of the heat in them, mount to the brain,
17 5|          and such things. For the heat and stimulation set up by
18 6|            Sound, Weight, Cold or Heat, [Heaviness or] Lightness,