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 1 1|     And activity is the name I give to the activechange or motion,
 2 1|  extraordinary man, whether we give a hydragogueor a cholagogue
 3 1|     evacuation."... But if you give these cases a drug which
 4 1|       non-existent.Thus if you give in the summer season a drug
 5 1|      On the other hand, if you give him a cholagogue, you will
 6 1|        amber. He even tries to give the causeof the phenomenon.
 7 1|        of urine. ~ ~Why did he give notice at the very beginning
 8 2|       Certainly Nature did not give a power such as this to
 9 2|     biliary fluid, nor did she give it to the latter without
10 2|     other elementary bodies to give up their opinion; for not
11 2|      refilling of a vacuum can give them no help - both by reason
12 2|     from the beginning than to give ourselves all the trouble
13 2|        all the occasions which give rise to them, whilst in
14 2|      of the body - in fact, to give them a turn for the better.
15 2|  factor - abnormal heat - will give them indigestion. For to
16 2|      of the ancient physicians give the name black humour and
17 3| carried out in pigs, to whom I give a sort of mess of wheaten
18 3|        might itself suffice to give a naturalist an indication
19 3|       transverse fibres); then give the animal food and you
20 3|  attracted into them begins to give trouble either because it
21 3|       breath at one moment and give it out again at another,