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 1 1|       well, and separates the two kinds of soul, naming the kind
 2 1|        transference. ~ ~These two kinds of motion, then, are simple
 3 1| itsparticular form. And two other kinds of motion are genesis and
 4 1|    opposite.~ ~Now, common to all kinds of motion is change from
 5 1|       methodically the number and kinds of faculties, we mustbegin
 6 1|       possess all these different kinds of outgrowths. Stillmore,
 7 2|        says, "Since there are two kinds of vessels opening at the
 8 2|         that part which fits both kinds of stomata is received into
 9 2|     stomata is received into both kinds of vessels, some being carried
10 2|        useful to investigate what kinds of food are suited, and
11 2|         food are suited, and what kinds unsuited, to the process
12 2|       distinguish all the various kinds of digestive failure and
13 2|          are diluted with various kinds of serum. And all the serums
14 3|             it yet possesses both kinds of fibres, the longitudinal
15 3|      fewer in number than the two kinds already spoken of. In the
16 3|          along with the other two kinds. Now, these are of the greatest
17 3|       single, consists of various kinds of fibres; whilst the outer
18 3|          that matter of different kinds is carried in one direction
19 3|     understand that there are two kinds of attraction, that by which