Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XII   |        and also irritates the mouth of the stomach, producing
 2        1, XII   |      from time to time to the mouth and nose, the air being
 3        1, XII   | bellows, and blowing with the mouth contracted. But motion of
 4        1, XIII  |   down and lower it, with the mouth downwards and the belly
 5        1, XIII  | containing water; and let the mouth of the inserted vessel touch
 6        1, XIII  |     lean slightly against the mouth of the other, so that it
 7        1, XIII  |     apply a little wax to the mouth of the receiving glass,
 8        1, XIII  |     but not so as to seal its mouth quite up, in order that
 9        1, XXVI  |    fetid or perfumed in their mouth or palate they blow their
10        1, XXVI  |   passages of the nose to the mouth and palate. On the other
11        1, XXVII |    some hard substance to the mouth.~Nor is that an absurd similitude
12        1, XXXVI |       the waters entering the mouth of the rivers from the sea.
13        1, XL    |      were any, I inserted the mouth of the phial within the
14        1, XL    |       of the phial within the mouth of the bladder, and tied
15        1, XLVIII|    perforated jars unless the mouth of the jar be opened to
16        1, XLVIII|      induce by consent in the mouth of the stomach a motion