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 1 2|   organ of sight to consist of fire, being prompted to this
 2 2|       eye is pressed or moved, fire appears to flash from it.
 3 2|       that the eye consists of fire, must be determined in the
 4 2|       organ proper really were fire, which is the doctrine of
 5 2|      light? That which, like a fire of coals or an ordinary
 6 2| prepares a lantern,~A gleam of fire blazing through the stormy
 7 2|      through them leaping, the fire,~i.e. all the more subtile
 8 2|    lens", [viz.]~the primaeval fire fenced within the membranes,~
 9 2|        While leaping forth the fire, i.e. all its more subtile
10 2|     sense of smell consists of fire. (I say the sense of smell,
11 2|        evaporation arises from fire. This also helps us to understand
12 4|     subjected to the action of fire, their sapid juices are
13 4|       the Moist is affected by Fire, which as a natural substance,
14 4|      the essential property of Fire, as Dryness is of Earth,
15 4|      treatise on the elements. Fire and Earth, therefore, taken
16 5|      odour. The elements, viz. Fire, Air, Earth, Water, are
17 6|      bell, or frankincense, or fire—all perceive an object numerically