Non minus si lucerna concinnata oleique plena et accensa in eo loco operta fuerit conlocata et postero die non erit exusta, sed habuerit reliquias olei et enlychni ipsaque umida invenietur, indicabit eum locum habere aquam, ideo quod omnis tepor ad se ducit umores.
If it is covered and put in that place and on the following day it is not burnt out, but has traces of the oil and wick and is itself found moist, it will show that water is found there, because all heat draws moisture to itself.
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