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 1 1| Anaxagoras)will have it that the qualities do exist in it, but that
 2 1|          manner inwhich the four qualities are mixed. There are, however,
 3 1|         it that he uses the four qualities in his book "On Genesis
 4 1|     warmth, and in all the other qualities which naturally derive therefrom.
 5 1|       therefrom.These derivative qualities, you are acquainted with,
 6 1|     first and foremost after the qualities mentionedcome the other
 7 1|  community and affinity in their qualities, therefore, in thefirst
 8 1|          attract their ownproper qualities. ~ ~Now Epicurus, despite
 9 1|  naturally attract their special qualities, but also thosewhich remove
10 2|          humours, as well as the qualities of the surplus substances,
11 2|        namely, that for them the qualities are bodies). Perhaps, however,
12 2|         manner in which the four qualities are compounded, it is absolutely
13 2|   hampered, by any damage to the qualities, and that thus the animal
14 2|       blending [eucrasia] of the qualities produces the normal activity.
15 2|        the way in which the four qualities are blended. Thus I should
16 3|          depend upon a change of qualities, similarly also the digestion
17 3|    retentive of their own proper qualities and eliminative of those
18 3|  inclines towards its own proper qualities and turns away from those
19 3|   correspondingly subdued by the qualities existing in the animal.
20 3|      dissolved, and have had the qualities of the animal's flesh impressed
21 3|      still preserve its original qualities, whereas when once it is
22 3|         of utilising appropriate qualities, as has already been explained,