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 1 1| Accordingly, when it departs in various waysfrom its preexisting
 2 1|         will be said to undergo various kindsof motion. Thus, if
 3 1|    bring back the causes of the various special activitiesto these
 4 1|    namely, that everyone of the various organs has its own particular
 5 1|   membranes, ligaments, and the various coatswhich we have just
 6 1|        facts, but also from the various subjectsof natural research
 7 1|         I sought long among the various sects for an explanation,
 8 2|       and the generation of the various humours, as well as the
 9 2|        the corpuscles, that his various treatises deal with, but
10 2|     this contains within itself various parts, namely, a great many
11 2|  ashamed to distinguish all the various kinds of digestive failure
12 2|    undertook to say how all the various natural functions take place,
13 2|       liver, will result in the various affections - particularly
14 2|   latter forms are diluted with various kinds of serum. And all
15 3|   another swallowed a coin, and various people have swallowed various
16 3|   various people have swallowed various hard and indigestible objects;
17 3|      other times you find in it various intermediate degrees of
18 3|   functions taking place in the various parts do not depend on the
19 3|       being single, consists of various kinds of fibres; whilst
20 3|       case of the heart, in the various arteries, in the thorax,
21 3|         the liver: while in the various parts of the body there