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Therefore since these bricks are of a light and open property, and do not allow the humid potency to penetrate into the body, of whatever weight the body shall be, it is compelled by Nature to be upheld by water like pumice-stone. So indeed they have great advantages because they are not heavy in buildings, and when they are being made, they are not dissolved by storms.
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