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 1 1|           are affected now in one way, now inanother, whereas
 2 1|         if I were to go out of my way to confute these people,
 3 1|  alteration of substance. In this way, nobody will supposethat
 4 1|      functions in such and such a way according to the manner
 5 1|         And I shall state in what way they gain this extension
 6 1|           bladder big in the same way that Nature does.As it is,
 7 1|         and adhesion, in the same way that the kind of dropsy
 8 1|        that these result from the way in which the primary corpuscles,
 9 1|          corpuscles,but is a long way prior to them and older
10 1|       gauged, not merely from the way in which his opponents areat
11 1|           everything which in any way comes in contact with them,
12 1|         was squeezed, in the same way that it entered?" Havingabruptly
13 1|          to go back againthe same way,- instead of admiring Nature'
14 1|   statementthat nothing is in any way attracted by anything else.
15 1|           matter. For in no other way could she be constructive,
16 1|        rapidly pass through it by way of its emptychannels? that
17 1|        piece is naturallyin every way similar to the first. ~ ~
18 1|     readilythrough it in the same way. Indeed, it is nonsense,
19 1|           Attraction occursin the way that Hippocrates laid down;
20 1|        does not take place in the way imagined by people who donot
21 1|        then, we say, "And in what way does the attraction of the
22 1|           further delaythe proper way to the discovery of truth. ~ ~
23 1|          organs, but also in what way it occurs - as he also did,
24 1|          but does not add in what way it occurs.I do not think
25 1|        route,the one flowing this way and the other that, and
26 1|   accomplishedin one and the same way, even according to Erasistratus
27 2|        fluid was useless in every way for the animals. Now these
28 2|           nature. For in the same way that Phidias possessed the
29 2|           whole substance, in the way that, as I showed a short
30 2|        his followers speak in any way truly in maintaining that
31 2|         and put it in a different way from that which we have
32 2|          evacuated. It is in this way that we may suppose the
33 2|        the vein. How, and in what way? For, when we were at this
34 2|   attracted. How else than in the way that iron is attracted by
35 2|      smell offensively not in one way only, but in a great many
36 2|          never occur in any other way? For, to imagine that dropsy
37 2|          of blood (which is in no way less important than the
38 2| recognized the fallacy of his own way of thinking. ~ For what
39 2|       they were morbid or in what way they diverged from the normal,
40 2|      functions in its own special way because of the manner in
41 2|          of itself impedes in any way or damages the activity
42 2|    function of the stomach in any way: it will actually prove
43 2|         this does not come in any way near the bubo). ~ Yet why
44 2|         activity depends upon the way in which the four qualities
45 2|         have been chilled in some way, and not even a lunatic
46 2|       ashes. In somewhat the same way burned lees differ from
47 3|         the enquiry in any better way than with the largest and
48 3|       will not show, in a general way, the faculty in question,
49 3|           faculty in the ordinary way, then, even if its contents
50 3|           slow. Indeed, the chief way in which these people will
51 3|       number of the coats, or the way it is surrounded by neighbouring
52 3|        parts do not depend on the way in which the Warm, Cold,
53 3|           other passages, in what way digestion can be said to
54 3|         contracts, without in any way being diminished in length,
55 3|         and channae), it is in no way surprising that, when they
56 3|           take place in any other way than by the stomach drawing
57 3|      together my arguments in the way in which it seems to me
58 3|        the food. And in a similar way of the other organs possesses
59 3|           they happen in a normal way, this being then called
60 3|         intestines and stomach by way of the very veins through
61 3|         an evacuation of blood by way of the intestines - as Hippocrates
62 3|       entire body is evacuated by way of the veins leading to
63 3|         manner anything makes its way inwards from the outer surface
64 3|           of movement, and in the way in which the matter is conveyed
65 3|          in need. ~ It is in this way, therefore, that the stomach,
66 3|         to hand. Thus it is in no way surprising that matter should
67 3|       that matter should make its way back from the outer surface
68 3|         drawn into bellows in one way, and iron by the lodestone