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 1 1|           as well, alsothat of the spleen, that of the kidneys, that
 2 1|       about the black bile and the spleen, not understanding what
 3 2|         For, according to him, the spleen was made for no purpose,
 4 2|           for no purpose, like the spleen. Why, however, should I
 5 2|      dropsy is never caused by the spleen or any other part, but always
 6 2|            said anything about the spleen, nor have stultified himself
 7 2| Hippocrates, indeed, says that the spleen wastes in those people in
 8 2|           those cases in which the spleen is large and is increasing
 9 2|     jaundice which occurs when the spleen is out of order is darker
10 2|       generally speaking, when the spleen is drawing the atrabiliary
11 2|            Obviously, when it [the spleen] is in a bad condition.
12 2|          out or order, so also the spleen, which has in itself a native
13 2|        function and utility of the spleen, and also because he could
14 2|        which clears it away is the spleen - having pointed this out
15 2|         innate heat - all this the spleen draws into itself. On the
16 2|            is purified both by the spleen and by the bladder beside
17 2|         the liver, is drawn by the spleen into itself; the other part
18 3|         the liver, to the left the spleen, the heart above, and along
19 3|    alteration. ~ 9. Concerning the spleen, also, we shall therefore
20 3|        some of them, proper to the spleen, others to the gall-bladder,
21 3|            Also in the case of the spleen we have shown in a former
22 3|           should be drawn from the spleen into such organs as communicate
23 3|          is it surprising that the spleen should disgorge its surplus
24 3|         carried from the liver and spleen into the stomach by the