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 1 6 |   wasting and weakness to the body. But whatever persons so
 2 9 |       be the sensation of the body; wherefore it is a task
 3 10|   heavy and inactive, both in body and mind, and are weighed
 4 11| dinner, since, as soon as the body required food, and when
 5 13|    will experience pains, his body will become weak, and his
 6 14|   moreover, that to the human body it makes a great difference
 7 14|      by the secretions in the body. But all those things which
 8 14|        when received into the body abundantly, there is no
 9 14|       powers belonging to the body; but strength, growth, and
10 15|  raising a disturbance in the body (and there are many other
11 16|    the least operation in the body, for these reasons: as long
12 16|     health wishes to cool his body during winter, and bathes
13 16|      he does this, unless his body be fairly congealed, when
14 16|       a place of shelter, his body becomes more heated than
15 16|    and passing over the whole body, ends for the most part
16 20|      on what parts of a man’s body it principally exerts its
17 20|   respect, that what in their body is incompatible with cheese,
18 22| attract humidity from another body? Whether what is hollow
19 22|  flatulence or tormina in the body, naturally do so in the
20 22| hollow and broad parts of the body, such as the stomach and
21 23|   both within and without the body many other kinds of structure,