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 1 1|        this will prove to be not merely an explanationof terms but
 2 1|          and the second group is merely transported. One might,
 3 1|       imagine, lack support, not merely from Hippocrates,but even
 4 1|         occur in reality, but is merely apparent; these are the
 5 1|    Hippocratesmay be gauged, not merely from the way in which his
 6 1|       then theywill traverse not merely the peritoneum but also
 7 1| generated in the bile-ducts, not merely separated out. ~ ~How comes
 8 1|      agree with theview held not merely by Hippocrates but by all
 9 1|    derive benefit certainly, but merely in proportionto the evacuation."...
10 1| distributedin all directions; it merely needs to be in contact with
11 1| surprisingfact, namely, that not merely do certain medicaments draw
12 1|         out into the kidneys not merely the urine, butalong with
13 1|       must come to them, and not merely one part of it.~ ~What,
14 1|     beensatisfied if he had even merely written this: "Hippocrates
15 1|          was able to tell us not merely throughwhat organs, but
16 1|   question which was asked; they merely statewhat happens and imagine
17 2|   delivery of nutriment resulted merely from the tendency of a vacuum
18 2|        the other statuaries used merely to decorate their material
19 2|  containing it, whether it needs merely to be nourished, or to grow
20 2|       And an emptied space which merely existed in theory could
21 2|         not of those which exist merely in theory; this Erasistratus
22 2|          Are we to pay attention merely to the evacuation of this
23 2|       the latter bears reference merely to digestion, while that
24 2|       happen every day. For, not merely once or twice, but frequently,
25 2|         these movements will not merely not impair the function
26 2|        the purposes of treatment merely to know what the activity
27 3|         Nature - how she has not merely placed in each organ the
28 3|    whereas in strong persons not merely do none of these things
29 3|         than that which has been merely masticated. Indeed, there
30 3|      above, but occupied himself merely with the word "boiling." ~
31 3|       that swallowing is not due merely to the impulse from above;
32 3|          to the stomach does not merely conduct food and drink into
33 3|    wisdom that they deprived not merely the stomach and the womb
34 3|          who maintained that not merely pneuma or excess-matter,