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 1 2 |        the digestive organs of men undergo a change.~
 2 3 |        disease (epilepsy). The men are subject to attacks of
 3 4 |      most part, hard cold. The men must necessarily be well
 4 4 |  mentioned are peculiar to the men, and besides they are liable
 5 9 |                             9. Men become affected with the
 6 9 |     which is not the case with men, neither in them is the
 7 10|       while, at the same time, men’s bellies are not in an
 8 10|        but least of all to old men; and that convalescents
 9 10|       descending to the lungs. Men of a phlegmatic temperament
10 13|       there as among all other men; for where the seasons undergo
11 14|      There is no other race of men which have heads in the
12 14|   their intercourse with other men. Thus it appears to me to
13 15|        from those of all other men; for they are large in stature,
14 15| affected with jaundice. Of all men they have the roughest voices,
15 16|        part of Asia, and where men are not their own masters
16 17|       have any connection with men until they perform the sacrifices
17 18|        the women live, but the men are carried about on horses,
18 21|     exercise on horseback, the men become weak in their desires.
19 21|    desires. On the part of the men these are the causes; but
20 22|      in being thus rewarded by men, and grant favors in return;
21 22|   stated. But it attacks other men in like manner, for whenever
22 22|      like manner, for whenever men ride much and very frequently
23 22|       are the most impotent of men for the aforesaid causes,
24 23|     like the latter, for where men are governed by kings there
25 24|    seasons are fine, there the men are fleshy, have ill-formed