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 1 1|        Also, that whichis still contained in the veins, and still
 2 1|       everythingelse - that is, contained in the stomach and veins -
 3 1|     evacuatethe dropsical fluid contained in the body, but generates
 4 1|      but only so much as can be contained in the veins going to the
 5 2|     case of the veins and their contained blood. That is to say, when
 6 2|       comes from without and is contained in the food. For, if it
 7 2|       let us suppose that it is contained in the food, and not specifically
 8 2|         place, that the bile is contained in the food itself from
 9 2|     however, if the bile is not contained in the food, but comes into
10 2|       bitter to the taste if it contained bile from the outset, and
11 2| investigate whether the bile is contained in the food from the beginning
12 2|         in the human body or is contained in the food is what you
13 2|         if all articles of food contained bile from the beginning
14 2|        that when yellow bile is contained in large quantity in the
15 2|       through the agency of its contained heat. Imagine next two residual
16 3|       the breadth of the cavity contained by them becomes less; and
17 3|       is abundance of nutriment contained in the food-canal, it is
18 3|         there is much nutriment contained in the alimentary canal
19 3|     passive movements of [their contained] matters may be seen taking
20 3|      after this all the vessels contained in it), for it is irrational
21 3|  another part the juice already contained in it, especially when adhesion
22 3|       the thick heavy nutriment contained in the intestines and stomach,