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 1 1|      entrance - that through the mouth - for all the variousarticles
 2 2|       complete, with a bottom, a mouth, and a belly, as it were,
 3 2|          in the food through its mouth, it could not distribute
 4 2|         whole substance; for the mouth is dedicated to the psychic
 5 3|       holding a gold ring in his mouth, inadvertently swallowed
 6 3|         that which occurs in the mouth, but less than that in the
 7 3|       blood, whereas that in the mouth obviously changes it into
 8 3|          to that of the animal's mouth, and have been disintegrated
 9 3|      which occurs to food in the mouth if you will chew some corn
10 3|      this phlegm [saliva] in the mouth is also a cure for lichens;
11 3|      with the actual skin of the mouth; thus it undergoes more
12 3|        they extend as far as the mouth, the internal one remaining
13 3|         lines the gullet and the mouth, extends to the interior
14 3|        rejected matter up to the mouth will certainly itself suffice
15 3|         kind of pull towards the mouth. For, although the swallowing
16 3|     worked it up properly in the mouth, the stomach obviously snatches
17 3| naturally voracious, in whom the mouth cavity is of generous proportions,
18 3|          desire, spring into the mouth. And this cannot possibly
19 3|          small gullet, and ample mouth proportions - in these,
20 3|       the whole stomach into the mouth. ~ Now the constitution
21 3|       thoroughly softened in the mouth, whilst in those who have
22 3|          not be emitted from the mouth without having first traversed
23 3|          superfluities reach the mouth. ~ Now this will be also
24 3|       the nostrils and the whole mouth act similarly; nor do you
25 3|       and smooth, the heart, the mouth, and the nostrils reverse
26 3|        out of the tube with your mouth, the sand cannot come up