Chapter

 1 4 |           bodies of those that are nourished by them,--in the first place,
 2 4 |          which meanwhile have been nourished by them convey the nutriment
 3 4 |            those by whom they were nourished into those men of whom they
 4 5 |      creatures that nourish or are nourished. Otherwise they would have
 5 5 |           with that which is to be nourished; as also, that not even
 6 5 |         arrives at the parts to be nourished, since some of it loses,
 7 5 |         themselves that have to be nourished sometimes changes to something
 8 6 |      animal, and the body which is nourished; and as in the nourishment
 9 6 |         nature of the animal to be nourished, and accordant with its
10 6 |         constitution of the animal nourished and that mass of superfluous
11 6 | incorporated with the body that is nourished, interwoven and blended
12 6 |            the body which is to be nourished. And it is a very clear
13 6 |        that in many of the animals nourished, pain, or disease, or death
14 6 |      destruction of the body to be nourished, since that which is nourished
15 6 |     nourished, since that which is nourished is nourished by substances
16 6 |         that which is nourished is nourished by substances akin to it
17 6 |     blended with the body which is nourished, but only that part which
18 7 |        parts of the body which are nourished, or rise again with the
19 7 |             again, will the bodies nourished then require the things
20 7 |           corruption of the bodies nourished, the need also of those
21 7 |          things by which they were nourished is taken away. To this must
22 7 |            should find that flesh, nourished by food unsuited to it,
23 24|           another, and the animals nourished upon it, and produced according