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 1 1|          bad smell suddenly become quite fragrant, nor again, canthe
 2 1|       acquired redness? Thus it is quite easy for blood to becomeflesh;
 3 1|           the blood.Further, it is quite clear that bread, and, more
 4 1|    destinednutriment. ~ ~12. It is quite clear, therefore, that nutrition
 5 1|      bladder empty and the ureters quite full and distended - in
 6 1|            When this has been made quite clear, then, before the
 7 1|          be? For of course this is quite the smallest portion of
 8 1|           ridiculous and obviously quite untenable. ~ ~What happens,
 9 1|            upon that which theyare quite incapable of refuting, without
10 2|        perfectly torpid and who is quite out of touch with things
11 2|         importance at all, or acts quite faintly and feebly? But
12 2| demonstrate that even this becomes quite bitter. For what may occur
13 3|           the activities will show quite clearly, whereas with respect
14 3|      retains the food until it has quite digested it, and the uterus
15 3|         this organ having its neck quite closed, and entirely surrounding
16 3|           itself, while it is also quite obvious that it eliminates
17 3|            be very full, sometimes quite empty, while at other times
18 3|       people may be expected to be quite few in number, while, as