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 1   I,  2 |        soul is a sort of fire or hot substance; his "forms" or
 2   I,  2 |        of each pair, e.g. either hot or cold, likewise make the
 3   I,  2 |       who identify soul with the hot argue that sen (to live)
 4  II,  3 |  consists of what is dry, moist, hot, cold, and these are the
 5  II,  3 |       desire for what is dry and hot, thirst a desire for what
 6  II,  11|         find several such pairs, hot cold, dry moist, hard soft, &
 7  II,  11|  characterize the elements, viz, hot cold, dry moist, of which
 8  II,  11|       object of touch is equally hot and cold or hard and soft
 9  II,  11|         of touch must be neither hot nor cold.~Further, as in
10 III,  4 |         that we discriminate the hot and the cold, i.e. the factors
11 III,  7 |         discriminates sweet from hot I have explained before
12 III,  13| characterize earth, but also the hot and the cold and all other