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 1 5|  dryness. Salt, too, is more odorous than natron, as the oil
 2 5|     on the contrary, wood is odorous, because it is sapid. The
 3 5|   elemental"] water are less odorous than others. Moreover, to
 4 5|      but bronze and iron are odorous; and when the [sapid] moisture
 5 5|  slag is, in all cases, less odorous the metals [than the metals
 6 5|      Silver and tin are more odorous than the one class of metals,
 7 5| There are two species of the Odorous. For the statement of certain
 8 5|     certain writers that the odorous is not divisible into species
 9 5|     entitled to speak of the odorous as having species.~The theory
10 6|     he who is nearer [to the odorous object] perceives the Odour