Book, Chapter

1    II,       IX|  illustration. The fire is warm, and that which is brought
2    II,       IX|    fire is also said to be warm.87 But one is called warm
3    II,       IX|  warm.87 But one is called warm absolutely and the other
4    IV,      XVI| any more than for a man to warm himself adds to the warmth
5    IV,     XXVI| example, the name |144 of "warm" is given both to the fire
6    IV,     XXVI| has warmed himself is also warm, but only relatively.293
7    IV,     XXIX|   just as those are called warm whom the fire has warmed.309