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 1 1|       kind of alterationhas with reason been termed genesis, and
 2 1|      this at once. Therefore, by reason of thislaw, every animal
 3 1|     blood. ~ ~This, then, is one reason why there are so many organs
 4 1|     alteration of food. A second reason is the nature of the superfluities.
 5 1|        the bladder, which is the reason for the vapoursbeing carried
 6 1|          probable forevery other reason that the vapours accumulate
 7 1| listening, as they ought, to the reason why liquid canenter the
 8 1|          shall discover no other reason. For,surely everyone sees
 9 1|      while Erasistratus for some reason replied at great lengthto
10 1|      ridiculous. It was for this reason that Erasistratus keptsilence
11 1|        have thereby assigned the reason.~ ~Once again, then (the
12 1|    cannot possiblygive any other reason for the secretion than the
13 2|         wider ones, for no other reason than that blood is thicker
14 2|         to credit the semen with reason and intelligence; if we
15 2|        such elements. ~ For this reason some of the Erasistrateans
16 2|         feeding-up; for the same reason the ordinary perceptible
17 2|      give them no help - both by reason of the difficulties previously
18 2|       this, which is the primary reason for the occurrence of dropsy,
19 2|   difficult to discover that the reason why honey produces yellow
20 2|     naturally in honey; for this reason it does not become sweeter
21 2|       excess; and it is for this reason that honey, when boiled,
22 2|         the others. For the same reason it is easily transmuted
23 2|         and Plato. ~ 9. For this reason the things that we have
24 2|        generates blood; for this reason they also say that the blood
25 3|          the juice is called, by reason of its activity, attractive
26 3|         not casually nor without reason that Nature has made the
27 3|          are persuaded, and with reason, to be a symptom of weakness
28 3|        symptom expect, with good reason, that they will also be
29 3|        Now Erasistratus for some reason declares that it is the
30 3|      respects. For what possible reason, then, will objectors have
31 3|          attempt to say for what reason they are like this, I am
32 3|       such cases. ~ And for this reason it is easier to swallow
33 3|        of the Ancients. For this reason I have attempted to put
34 3|        ignorance - nay, that, by reason of their laziness, they
35 3|      nutriment in the liver is a reason why the animal is not hungry;
36 3|         but an animal possessing reason and intelligence, with the
37 3|        stomach contracts for the reason that the whole body possesses