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 1 1| explanationof terms but at the same time a demonstration of the effects
 2 1|          each retaining at the same time itsparticular form. And
 3 1|         which, in a somewhat longer time, turninto fire. ~ ~I said,
 4 1|         songs, to a certain measure,time, and rhythm, and all their
 5 1|       distended, but not atthe same time nourished, they would take
 6 1|        maintaining itself as long a time as possible), this treatisemight
 7 1|       bladder. Allowing, then, some time toelapse, one now demonstrates
 8 1|        externally. Then when enough time seems to have elapsed,one
 9 1|            things happen atthe same time - that the dejections contain
10 1|             of iron and at the same time rebound from the piececoming
11 1|           thereafter devotinga long time to judging and testing the
12 1|         slow-witted that evenby the time they have reached old age
13 1|          digestion occurs, orspends time upon the secretion of biliary
14 1|            held to be true; after a time, however, it became suspectto
15 1|            italso flourished at one time. For they say, that if oil
16 2|             method; and at the same time he maintained that the biliary
17 2|             endure for the shortest time if, possessing within itself
18 2|          directions and at the same time receiving nourishment. And
19 2|      creative, he would at the same time break up substance into
20 2|         doctrines, and to spend his time more and more in contradicting
21 2|            through nature, disease, time of life, season of the year,
22 2|         stomach becomes at the same time warmer and drier than normally,
23 3|            After this, considerable time is needed for the nutrition
24 3|            a considerable amount of time. But if the nutritive juice,
25 3|           it to completion, but the time taken for the completion
26 3|             writings that up to the time of labour the os uteri will
27 3|           as we make enquiries from time to time, she answers that
28 3|         make enquiries from time to time, she answers that the size
29 3|           remain an abnormally long time in the stomach, as would
30 3|             one is in the length of time that not food alone but
31 3|    remaining for an abnormally long time, none of these articles
32 3|            will try to hit upon the time at which the descent of
33 3|         should fail to discover the time, and nothing was yet passing
34 3|          with the food. At the same time I found the pylorus persistently
35 3|             collect urine up to the time that it becomes uncomfortable
36 3|            thereafter will come the time for the exercise of the
37 3|        neighbouring viscera, or the time that the food remains in
38 3|            if such a long period of time is incapable of altering
39 3|           enough, surely the longer time will be much more so! Well,
40 3|       shorter, and some in a longer time, and thus it becomes pungent,
41 3|       stronger drawing power at one time, and the stomach at another.
42 3|             this goes on for a long time, until the superfluity,
43 3|            If you mean "at the same time" this is not what we ourselves
44 3|         again at another, so at one time the liver draws nutriment
45 3|           adhesion. And during this time, while the nutriment is
46 3|         adherent to it: at the same time in the intestines and liver
47 3|            stages] then, during the time that the stomach is again
48 3|            without food during this time, it will draw its nutriment
49 3|             into the stomach at one time, while at another time it
50 3|          one time, while at another time it should draw some of its