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 1 1|       blood; (at anyrate, if a man takes no other food for a prolonged
 2 1|          seems to have elapsed,one takes off the bandages; the bladder
 3 1|     Epicurus thinks, allattraction takes place by virtue of the rebounds
 4 1|          throughwhich the function takes place, and to have omitted
 5 2| Hippocrates, and why it is that he takes away the attractive faculty
 6 2|     subject of nutrition, which he takes up in the second book of
 7 2|            the processes mentioned takes place without transformation,
 8 2|           and narrow, presentation takes place from the adjacent
 9 2|         blood as well - whether it takes its origin in the body,
10 2|     unpurified, and the whole body takes on a bad colour. And when
11 3|       veins into each of the parts takes place through the activation
12 3|       stomach. For, as we know, it takes nine months in most women
13 3|           that on which conception takes place - experience a sensation
14 3|           of food from the stomach takes place. But even if you should
15 3|     violence, and then miscarriage takes place. But for the most
16 3|        which absorption previously takes place, and to look for separate
17 3|         intestines and liver there takes place adhesion of what had
18 3|   presentation. Now, if the animal takes food immediately after these [
19 3|            and in what manner this takes place will be stated in
20 3|         the stomach and intestines takes place at the expense of