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 1 1|    himself taught us in his work "On Genesis and Destruction,"
 2 1| value to a physician, in my work "On Temperaments."~ ~4.
 3 1|   at a greater length in my work "On the Anatomy ofHippocrates,"
 4 1|     shall demonstrate in my work"On the Use of Parts." ~ ~
 5 1|   greater length in another work, in which we discuss the
 6 1| mention it,as he did in his work "On Deglutition"; in that
 7 1|    On Deglutition"; in that work, as may be seen,he did go
 8 2|     described by him in his work "On the Child's Nature." ~
 9 2|    of the food; and, in his work "On Anadosis," with those
10 2|  the arteries; also, in his work "On Respiration," with those
11 3|   is done - in fact, useful work effected - by the eliminative
12 3|    for both. Thus it is the work of the retentive faculty
13 3|    organ - cooperate in the work; they squeeze upon the embryo
14 3| child. Now, this additional work which the patient does of
15 3|    herself is no longer the work of the uterus but of the
16 3|  place will be stated in my work "On the Use of Parts," where
17 3|   also be made clear in the work mentioned) should be much