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 1 4 |      which is the tension of the body, and hardness of the bowels;
 2 8 |        on, whatever parts of the body the sun shines upon do not
 3 8 |         into the shade the whole body equally perspires, because
 4 10|      such a spring, but that the body and its flesh must be loaded
 5 10|          being southerly and the body hot, the blood and veins
 6 13|    modify their natural frame of body are varied, and the greater
 7 14|      comes from all parts of the body, sound from the sound parts,
 8 14|       said of other forms of the body, what is to prevent it from
 9 15|         of a very gross habit of body, so that not a joint nor
10 16|         any strong change of the body whereby the temper might
11 19|        the seasons and figure of body, the Scythian race, like
12 19| laborious exertions, for neither body nor mind is capable of enduring
13 21|      life and the slenderness of body.~
14 23|      laborious exertions both of body and mind; and from rest