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 1 1|      from the various subjectsof natural research themselves - the
 2 1|           whereas vapours have a natural tendencyto rise upwards;
 3 1|          the theoryregarding the natural tendency of a vacuum to
 4 1|         was going to speak about natural activities - firstly whatthey
 5 2|    channels as an explanation of natural functioning is perfect nonsense.
 6 2|     ridiculous for us to discuss natural, or, still more, psychical,
 7 2|         he can continue to refer natural functions to the smallness
 8 2|          say how all the various natural functions take place, and
 9 2|         excessive development of natural heat). Now the alteration
10 2|     function of every organ is a natural eucrasia, that the dyscrasia
11 2|       that you are investigating natural activities with a view to
12 2|       having become added to the natural condition of the black humour.
13 2|    previously mentioned state is natural. Similarly with the black
14 2|   fermentation on the ground, is natural, while that which has taken
15 2|       them. There is, however, a natural use for the humours first
16 3|         empty. For if it be in a natural condition, employing its
17 3|         the stomach, as would be natural if their digestion were
18 3|     least, as the animal is in a natural condition. ~ Now Erasistratus
19 3|       foreign quality. And it is natural that when they feel an inclination
20 3| alterative faculty. Thus, in the natural course of our argument,
21 3|       what is foreign, and has a natural power of altering and retaining
22 3|         but to consider duly the natural faculties, which, to the
23 3|     practically the first of the natural faculties), the next point
24 3|         organs, then, both their natural effects and their disorders
25 3|     entirely ignorant of all the natural faculties, and particularly