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 1 4 |         the other members become cold, life remains; but when
 2 6 |   surrounding air is excessively cold owing to the time of year,
 3 10|           when the air around is cold and contracts and solidifies
 4 11|       and what is breathed in is cold. When it is hot we pant
 5 14|  extinguished by the surrounding cold both when in mass and (though
 6 14|         congelation by excess of cold cause death. But exhaustion
 7 14| exhaustion, not by the action of cold. Hence, if it is going to
 8 14|  continue it must be cooled, for cold is a preventive against
 9 15|        heat, they require little cold to combat it. Hence too
10 15|         it is not too hot or too cold. Yet animals with little
11 20|      since they are deficient in cold and fluid, they may be kept
12 20|          be called warm and what cold, has in each special case
13 20|        heat dissolves that which cold congeals. Again, a thing
14 20|         due to the fluid and the cold should have liquid for their
15 20|         medium [and, if they are cold, they will exist in the
16 20|           they will exist in the cold], while that which is due
17 20|    thither not on account of its cold but owing to its fluidity.~
18 20|    however, to states of body, a cold situation has, on the other
19 20|         environment on excess of cold, for the region reduces
20 26|    afraid the upper parts become cold, and the hot substance,
21 26|   against the compression due to cold; and pulsation is the volatilization
22 27|       into a bellows, and, being cold, by its chilling influence
23 27|        When it enters the air is cold, but on issuing it is warm