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 1 1|           opinions were shared by Hippocrates, who lived much earlierthan
 2 1|   bothphysicians and philosophers Hippocrates was the first who took inhand
 3 1|           out of being. Nay,more; Hippocrates was also the first to recognise
 4 1|     foundfirst in the writings of Hippocrates. ~ ~As to whether we are
 5 1|         he might perhaps haveeven Hippocrates on his side; but if he were
 6 1|          support, not merely from Hippocrates,but even from Aristotle
 7 1| elaborated. ~ ~This was also what Hippocrates said, viz., "Nutriment is
 8 1|         is the better one totake. Hippocrates took the first-mentioned.
 9 1|         was the belief notonly of Hippocrates, Diocles, Erasistratus,
10 1|       relation to animals. ~ ~Now Hippocrates, who was the first known
11 1|    understanding what was said by Hippocrates; and he attempts in stupid -
12 1|        theview held not merely by Hippocrates but by all men regarding
13 1|       have doneno good. ~ ~Nor is Hippocrates the only one who knows this
14 1|        this particularquality, as Hippocrates held, we shall discover
15 1|  Attraction occursin the way that Hippocrates laid down; this will be
16 1|       passed over the viewheld by Hippocrates, not even thinking it worth
17 1|        even merely written this: "Hippocrates lies insaying 'The flesh
18 1|         worth while to state that Hippocrates was wrongin criticizing
19 1|         or to mention the view of Hippocrates, he deemedit better to say
20 1|          and by all others except Hippocrates. I dwell purposely on this
21 2|          is what was described by Hippocrates in the sixth-day birth,
22 2|       Nature-lore [physiology] of Hippocrates - according to which the
23 2|      stated in the first place by Hippocrates and secondly by Aristotle.
24 2|         correctly stated first by Hippocrates of all writers whom we know,
25 2|         which emanated first from Hippocrates, secondly from Aristotle,
26 2|  completely from the doctrines of Hippocrates, and why it is that he takes
27 2|      common also to the school of Hippocrates. ~ It seems to me that our
28 2|           despises - what neither Hippocrates, Diocles, Praxagoras, nor
29 2|        than what has been said by Hippocrates, Aristotle, Praxagoras,
30 2|        nature of blood. Therefore Hippocrates not improperly advised those
31 2|    temperament. So also, not only Hippocrates, but all physicians say
32 2|   correctly expounded the view of Hippocrates and Plato. ~ 9. For this
33 2|     question "how?" ~ Yet neither Hippocrates nor any of the other physicians
34 2|         proofs have been given by Hippocrates and the other Ancients. ~
35 2|       mingled with the blood? Yet Hippocrates says, "Dysentery is a fatal
36 2|           than any of the rest of Hippocrates' writings, that he so carelessly
37 2|          matter of fact, not only Hippocrates and Plato - who are no less
38 2|          mentioned their opinion. Hippocrates, indeed, says that the spleen
39 2|         is agreed on, not only by Hippocrates, but also by Plato and many
40 3|         subject; and particularly Hippocrates, who was the first of all
41 3|         surplus substances] after Hippocrates, Plato, Aristotle, Diocles,
42 3|          as has been well said by Hippocrates, excessive movement on the
43 3|         however, the cervix which Hippocrates blames for inertia of the
44 3|           and, as the most divine Hippocrates has said, there would seem
45 3|        way of the intestines - as Hippocrates has also pointed out somewhere.
46 3|          was pointed out to us by Hippocrates, who maintained that not
47 3|        into another, and that, as Hippocrates used to say, there exists