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For heavens thunderbolt passes through walled houses, as sound does and voices; iron grows white-hot in fire, and stones split with fierce fervent heat; the hardness of gold is softened and dissolved by heat, and the ice of bronze is overcome by fire and liquefies; warmth oozes through silver and so does penetrating cold, seeing that we have felt both, as we duly grasp the goblet, when dewy water is poured in from above.
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