Chapter

 1 2 |    beasts which are nourished by blood, and yet their very multitude
 2 4 |       and nerves, and flesh, and blood, which of these can be so
 3 7 |       which the moisture and the blood, running in different directions,
 4 8 |      fibres of the eyes, and the blood flowing through the veins,
 5 10|          the living fountains of blood, divided by an intervening
 6 14|         be made up of disordered blood. What of the very bitter
 7 16|         of the brain, or in that blood divided into two parts which
 8 17|        some have said that it is blood, others that it is fire,
 9 17|         be extinguished when the blood is poured forth through
10 17|    placed in the material of the blood; as though a question should
11 17|           since it is not itself blood, but is nourished by the
12 17| nourished by the moisture of the blood, as light is by oil. But
13 17|       for we live at once by the blood, and heat, and breath. But