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 1 2 |       or at least the greater part of them, he cannot miss
 2 3 |    their bodies, for the most part, are rather flabby; they
 3 4 |      waters are, for the most part, hard cold. The men must
 4 4 |     of vessels?) for the most part. The diseases which prevail
 5 5 | inhabitants are, for the most part, well colored and blooming,
 6 6 |       fall; and in the latter part of the day the setting sun
 7 8 |     the thinnest and lightest part of the water, as is obvious
 8 8 |     of salts; for the saltish part is left behind owing to
 9 8 |     sun attracts the thinnest part, owing to its lightness,
10 8 |     the thinnest and lightest part of the juices. As a strong
11 8 |  mixed with the air, whatever part of it is turbid and darkish
12 8 |       attenuated and lightest part is left, and becomes sweet,
13 8 |    most turbid and weightiest part is left behind. You may
14 8 |     the lightest and thinnest part is dissipated and dried
15 9 |   disagree, and the strongest part always prevails; but the
16 9 | excessively. And the thinnest part of it is secreted, and the
17 9 |      secreted, and the purest part is passed off in the form
18 9 |      thickest and most turbid part is condensed and concreted,
19 9 |      the thickest and foulest part remains and is concreted.
20 10|     the most humid and watery part of the bile being consumed,
21 14|      squint also for the most part; and if the same may be
22 15|      their winds for the most part are southerly, with the
23 16|       prevails in the greater part of Asia, and where men are
24 20|     You will find the greater part of the Scythians, and all
25 21|      in their desires. On the part of the men these are the
26 22|      for effeminacy, play the part of women, and perform the
27 24|      labor, and, for the most part, are base in spirit; indolence