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 1 1|         is a sensible element, of similar partsall through, simple,
 2 1|          parts of the bodyis in a similar condition. While, however,
 3 1|         name of nutriment; to the similar material which is being
 4 1|     Havingabruptly made these and similar remarks in precise and clear
 5 1|     Further, he says that itis on similar principles that there occur
 6 1|       become entangled with other similar particles of the iron, and
 7 1|          is naturallyin every way similar to the first. ~ ~Such an
 8 1|        according to it, when five similar pieces of iron are arrangedin
 9 1|           othersects depending on similar principles are now entirely
10 1|         proper to write any other similar opinion,then we in our turn
11 2|      faculty for attracting blood similar to that possessed by the
12 2|         or margin, other material similar to that of which it was
13 2|           is succeeded by another similar difficulty. For this small
14 3| undergoing peristaltic movements, similar to those of the intestines. ~
15 3|       meat, for they have a smell similar to that of the animal's
16 3|   Ancients said that digestion is similar to the process of boiling,
17 3|          one remaining throughout similar to what it is in the stomach,
18 3|           the gullet is precisely similar to what it is in the act
19 3|        rejects the food. And in a similar way of the other organs
20 3|         from getting it all. In a similar manner the stomach easily