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 1 1|         well as to thosepreviously mentioned, we shall apply the term
 2 1|       presenttreatise, that I have mentioned it. We shall then, as I
 3 1| corresponding to the three effects mentioned are necessarily three -
 4 1|         allof these have been duly mentioned by Aristotle. And of course
 5 1|      removefrom each of the organs mentioned its arteries, veins, and
 6 1|            thanfrom the structures mentioned. ~ ~"What, then, are they?"
 7 1|         handmaids to those already mentioned, and do not possess in themselvessupreme
 8 1|   incredible characterof the cause mentioned, and who saw no other credible
 9 1|            theoryof the lodestone, mentioned a little while ago. Attraction
10 2|           done him no harm to have mentioned the idea of attraction,
11 2|       shown, none of the processes mentioned takes place without transformation,
12 2|            difficulties previously mentioned and the actual thinness,
13 2|        warm for any of the reasons mentioned. ~ Well, I have somehow
14 2|  physicians or philosophers whom I mentioned a short while ago thought
15 2|           them nor even so much as mentioned their opinion. Hippocrates,
16 2|     abnormal, while the previously mentioned state is natural. Similarly
17 2|         the from blending of those mentioned, others being, as it were,
18 2|         differ in that those first mentioned are unmixed and unique,
19 2|          use for the humours first mentioned, both thick and thin; the
20 3|           of these articles I have mentioned would ever have escaped.
21 3|            symptoms which, as just mentioned, occur both before and after
22 3|          to the liver by the veins mentioned; and when the canal is empty
23 3|          be made clear in the work mentioned) should be much greater