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The architecture of Marcus Vitruvius Pollio, in ten books / transl. from the Latin by Joseph Gwilt
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not, however, long remain in that state, but soon becomescold; whereas, if it were naturally hot, it would not sosoon grow cool; for it does not lose its taste, smell, andcolour, which, from the purity of its nature, remain un-changed and discoloured.

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