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 1 1|   themselvesinto one another to certain diffusions and condensations.
 2 1|      difference), then, after a certain definite period, a greatnumber
 3 1|      rub, they sing songs, to a certain measure,time, and rhythm,
 4 1|        extent that it acquiresa certain consistency and ceases to
 5 1|  substances, and they also need certain reservoirs,as it were, in
 6 1|      this she does by virtue of certain facultieswhich she possesses -
 7 1|       and animalsare steered by certain images and memories. ~ ~
 8 1|        she has, as he supposes, certain faculties, one attractive
 9 1|        assuming that there were certain invisible channelsopening
10 1|     that thereare in all bodies certain faculties by which they
11 1|        be unaware that thereare certain drugs for drawing out inflammation
12 1|      namely, that not merely do certain medicaments draw out thornsand
13 1|       replied at great lengthto certain other foolish doctrines,
14 1|         not to supposethat when certain rhetoricians pour ridicule
15 1|     below the kidneys. ~ ~For a certain period at least this view
16 1|   undergoing nutrition producea certain amount of residue, but it
17 2|         considers it absolutely certain that, if anything flows
18 2|      light of day, endowed with certain faculties necessary for
19 2|         that we have postulated certain inharmonious elements. Once
20 2|       For, if we do not grant a certain unity of substance to these
21 2|        either as a whole, or in certain of its parts. ~ Also the
22 2|     hand, that the pneuma has a certain property by virtue of which
23 2|  article of diet can produce in certain persons bile and in others
24 2|         the body, it would do a certain amount of harm. For that
25 2|       of the body has need of a certain amount of thickening, as
26 3|        will demonstrate that in certain parts of the body the retentive
27 3| systematically for a while with certain definite parts of the body,
28 3|       accurately, it produces a certain amount of vacant space,
29 3|    uterus, and bladders possess certain inborn faculties which are
30 3|       all parts of the animal a certain inclination towards, or,
31 3|      Now abortifacient drugs or certain other conditions which destroy
32 3|   destroy the embryo or rupture certain of its membranes are followed
33 3|      need we be astonished if a certain amount of the food should,
34 3|        waste-matters; these are certain biliary, phlegmatic [mucous]
35 3|        cut off, there occurs at certain periods an evacuation of