Chapter

 1 4 |    to prove this m any other way, than by showing that there
 2 6 |      meet together in such a way as to make an animal of
 3 10|    to the sense, in the same way in which the taking of the
 4 11|  space, has received an open way, which is called the windpipe.
 5 11|    the divine skill opened a way for the voice from that
 6 11| might more easily work their way through the slippery substance
 7 13|      the body it should give way to the bones. Also the length
 8 16|    things which stand in our way. But whether this is the
 9 16|     great, that it can in no way be restrained even by the
10 18|      different argue in this way: That the mind is one thing,
11 19|    deemed a father who in no way perceives that he has transmitted