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 1 1|        wereto maintain that in the case of animals and plants the
 2 1|          and secondly, even in the case of those from which itcan
 3 1|           kind, consecratedin this case to the [removal of the]
 4 1|         physician, did this in the case of the kidneys. That these
 5 1|     hydragogueor a cholagogue in a case of dropsy, for these all
 6 1| forattracting phlegm be given in a case of jaundice it will not
 7 1|       situations - and then, inthe case of urinary secretion, declared
 8 1|           also did, I think,in the case of anadosis; for he was
 9 1|           entirely disprovedin the case of blood in the vena cava;
10 2|      contract. For whereas, in the case of reeds and tubes it is
11 2|          will move onwards; in the case of veins this no longer
12 2|        this idea is foolish in the case of blood, and impossible,
13 2|      perfectly nonsensical, in the case of the urine. ~ This, then,
14 2|           yellow bile. For in this case, too, it is not a fact that
15 2|           had trusted these in the case of the bile and blood. For,
16 2|          Here, then, again, in the case of the semen, as in so many
17 2|           draw a conclusion in the case of the veins and their contained
18 2|        together (as is seen in the case of water) and again become
19 2|           and of course, in such a case, the whole nerve cannot
20 2|  sufficient for nourishment in the case of those who are in good
21 2|            flowed away. But in the case of those who are very emaciated
22 2|         the horse. Because, in the case of the sick, there must
23 2|          things possible). In this case, it will certainly make
24 2|          than before; thus in this case, the animal whose digestion
25 2|           from saying that, in the case of each function, eucrasia
26 2|          therefore, if this be the case, we must suppose blood to
27 2|           result of boiling in the case of other articles which
28 2|        stomach is, in a particular case, unable to exercise its
29 3|            dissection, and, in the case of those which are more
30 3|        propulsive faculty. In this case again the quiescent and
31 3|          it becomes hard. ~ In the case of the opposite (the eliminative)
32 3|          clearly to be seen in the case of the uterus; in the case
33 3|         case of the uterus; in the case of the stomach they appear
34 3|           once pass along in every case. But as a matter of fact
35 3|            fulness, just as is the case with the other bladder -
36 3|    interval; to all of them in any case it does great damage. Now,
37 3|           stomach, there is in the case of vomiting no corresponding
38 3|         masticated; whereas in the case of those who are forced
39 3|    situated close to it (as in the case of the synodont and channae),
40 3|           this also happens in the case of the uterus; for it is
41 3|     attention. ~ Thus, to take the case of the stomach: the irritation
42 3|     foreign matter. So also in the case of the uterus and the urinary
43 3|         not apply, however, in the case of the bladder alongside
44 3|           in imagining this in the case of the gall-bladder also,
45 3|       foetus. ~ But in this latter case, again, whilst the eliminative
46 3|           veins - although in this case the discharge is not sanguineous,
47 3|  termination. Now this is also the case in ileus; the inflamed intestine
48 3|         may be clearly seen in the case of the heart, in the various
49 3|           feel a difficulty in the case of the veins which pass
50 3|       presentation. Thus as in the case of the animals themselves
51 3|           filled, similarly in the case of each of the parts, the
52 3|          in the liver. Also in the case of the spleen we have shown
53 3|        reverse direction. ~ In the case of the arteries this is
54 3|       clear enough, as also in the case of heart, thorax, and lungs;
55 3|        related). Therefore, in the case of the heart and the arteries,