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 1 1|              is evacuated in greater quantity by the same drugs, and in
 2 1|      difficulty evacuate a verysmall quantity of this humour, and you
 3 1|           and will enjoin on another quantity comingfrom above not to
 4 1|         rapidly pass almost the same quantity as they drink.And that even
 5 1|            necessarily be greater in quantity in each of the largerviscera;
 6 2|             overwhelmed with a great quantity of blood, it would perish,
 7 2|              not say a little, but a quantity commensurate with that of
 8 2|            it then that measures the quantity of this afflux? What prevents
 9 2|         itself considerable bulk and quantity. In fact, the alterative
10 2|              that containing a large quantity of bile, owing to the fact
11 2|             that it contains a large quantity of this within itself, but
12 2|            it would produce an equal quantity of bile in every person
13 2|         continuously, and in greater quantity now than before; thus in
14 2|           bile appearing in greatest quantity in ourselves at the warm
15 2|               since exactly the same quantity of heat as is needed for
16 2|           generate even the smallest quantity of bile. Moreover, not only
17 2|           bile is contained in large quantity in the stomach, we are troubled
18 2|         humours is put away, of such quantity and quality that, if it
19 3|     sometimes when the very smallest quantity of food has been ingested
20 3|             happen, but even a large quantity of bread or meat passes
21 3|             were dissected, an equal quantity of bile in the gall-bladder.
22 3| uncomfortable through the increasing quantity of urine or the irritation
23 3|         again, when oppressed by the quantity of its contents, or disordered
24 3|            distends them through its quantity or irritates them by its
25 3|           that it is burdened by the quantity or that the bile has changed