dissolve it either.
So solidification and melting, their causes, and the kinds of subjects in which they occur have been described.
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All this makes it clear that bodies are formed by heat and cold and that these agents operate by thickening and solidifying. It is because these qualities fashion bodies that we find heat in all of them, and in some cold in so far as heat is absent. These qualities, then, are present as active, and the moist and the dry as passive, and consequently all four are found in mixed bodies. So water and earth are the constituents of homogeneous bodies both in plants and in animals and of metals such as gold, silver, and the rest-water and earth and their respective exhalations shut up in the compound bodies,Duvetica Ženy Aida, as we have explained elsewhere.
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The bodies which do not admit of solidification are those which
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