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 1 1|   formedin the womb, are all the different parts of its body; and after
 2 1|    bothof each other, and of yet different faculties. Now, these which
 3 1|          which possess all these different kinds of outgrowths. Stillmore,
 4 1|     drawing out inflammation and different onesfor drawing out embedded
 5 1|         ground, each will take a different route,the one flowing this
 6 2| possessing within itself so many different parts, it did not employ
 7 2|      cases, but explaining it by different devices. For that which
 8 2|         argument and put it in a different way from that which we have
 9 2|     woven by Nature out of three different strands. By means of this
10 2|        only, but in a great many different respects (which cannot be
11 2|       the other articles of diet different quantities. Would it not
12 2|      over-roasted, while using a different terminology, still keeps
13 3|        contents to flow about in different directions in accordance
14 3|          is digestion which is a different thing from chylification,
15 3|        in the stomach, this is a different kind of alteration and one
16 3|        each been meant to have a different action. The Erasistratean
17 3|        having enumerated all the different considerations - those based
18 3|          discharge take place at different times. For obviously the
19 3|     these exercise their pull at different times in opposite directions -
20 3|        To imagine that matter of different kinds is carried in one
21 3|      everything has the power at different times of attracting from