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 1 1|            peopleare accustomed to use, and we say that animals
 2 1| variousterms which we are going to use in this treatise, and to
 3 1|          each part has its special use - for example, those ducts
 4 1|      demonstrate in my work"On the Use of Parts." ~ ~7. Passing
 5 1|     ironbelow, this would be of no use. Thus, the upper part of
 6 2|      assimilate it - in fact, will use it as food. It will then,
 7 2|            into existence, of what use would that be? They have,
 8 2|           yet does not state their use, he clearly imagines that
 9 2|            to the treatise "On the Use of Parts," which I am personally
10 2|         disinclination to make any use of the attractive faculty,
11 2|         say about blood who had no use for innate heat? What could
12 2|        generate blood. There is no use in recognizing the mere
13 2|          normal, since it is of no use for the purposes of treatment
14 2|       There is, however, a natural use for the humours first mentioned,
15 2|         which it contains. And the use of these has been discussed
16 2|     treatises as may deal with the use of parts. And the blood
17 3|      belongs to the subject of the use of parts; thus we must not
18 3|            in the treatise "On the Use of Parts." ~ 12. It is not,
19 3|          stated in my work "On the Use of Parts," where among other