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 1 1|        for each of these effects comes from a certainactivity,
 2 1|         the latter casesomething comes into existence which did
 3 1|    simply talk any nonsense that comes to their tongues,and who
 4 1|      everything which in any way comes in contact with them, and
 5 1|     merely separated out. ~ ~How comes it, then, that in cases
 6 1|         the first teacherthat he comes across, without waiting
 7 1| dispersed from the part thethorn comes away of itself, without
 8 1|          For, if no other factor comes into operation save only
 9 1|     urine, except for that which comes awaywith the dejections
10 2|          to explain how plethora comes about, we suppose the force
11 2|         not the province of what comes secondarily, but of what
12 2|     unnecessary to know how bile comes into existence in the veins?
13 2|          the body, or whether it comes from without and is contained
14 2|         you suppose that no good comes from the bile, do you venture
15 2|       contained in the food, but comes into existence in the animal'
16 2|       food from the beginning or comes into existence as a result
17 3|         this not a faculty which comes in from somewhere outside
18 3|         received the semen which comes from the male, and that
19 3|      from one part into another, comes to rest in one of the weakest
20 3|       and that before this again comes presentation. Thus as in