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 1 1|             Thus we say that there exists in the veins a blood-makingfaculty,
 2 1|          do not believe that there exists in anypart of the animal
 3 1|    attracts something whichalready exists, and does not generate something
 4 2|     transformation, and that there exists in them unity and continuity,
 5 2|            are not warm by nature, exists naturally in honey; for
 6 2|            production of sweetness exists from before hand in the
 7 2|           that when the heat which exists naturally in every animal
 8 2| combination of temperaments, which exists in all other things, non-existent
 9 3|        nourishment, and that there exists in every part of the animal
10 3|             the stomach] naturally exists. And it exists to partake
11 3|           naturally exists. And it exists to partake of that which
12 3|          fibres straight, since it exists for the purpose of traction.
13 3|    containing longitudinal fibres) exists for the purpose of exerting
14 3|          but that, when there only exists an inner coat, the air impedes
15 3|        proved that the inner coast exists for the purpose of attraction
16 3|         that the retentive faculty exists in every one of the organs,
17 3|     Hippocrates used to say, there exists in everything a consensus