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 1 1|       attracted such and such a humour only, there would obviouslybe
 2 1|      verysmall quantity of this humour, and you will do the man
 3 2|      when she allowed a noxious humour such as this to be carried
 4 2|       to the evacuation of this humour, and not to its genesis?
 5 2|         maintain also that this humour has to be evacuated from
 6 2|        doubt as to whether this humour has the genesis in the human
 7 2|        virtually warm and moist humour, and similarly also that
 8 2|        of fluid? Therefore this humour has been very properly termed
 9 2|      the well-known cold, moist humour which collects mostly in
10 2|       there is a warm and moist humour, and another which is warm
11 2|        the black bile is such a humour. This, according to intelligent
12 2|       organ for clearing away a humour such as this. For whilst
13 2|        of yellow bile, does the humour which is more pernicious
14 2|         drawing the atrabiliary humour into itself to a less degree
15 2|         needs be a cold and dry humour. And having in the next
16 2| attention to the fact that this humour is black bile [atrabiliary]
17 2|        such a condition of] the humour, except that some people
18 2|  natural condition of the black humour. It seems to me also that
19 2|  physicians give the name black humour and not black bile to the
20 2|      the normal portion of this humour, which is discharged from
21 2|        Similarly with the black humour: that which does not yet
22 3|      attracts its proper juice [humour] that juice is proper to
23 3|          but corresponds to the humour which is at fault. Thus