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 1 1|            it seems, arrived at the subject of Nutrition, whichis the
 2 1|          that all substance whichis subject to genesis and destruction
 3 1|             substance is one and is subject to alteration; there is
 4 1|         adiscussion with me on this subject; so far from being put out
 5 1|          let us return again to the subject of urinary secretion.Here
 6 2|      Erasistratus' reasoning on the subject of nutrition, which he takes
 7 2|             are at variance on this subject. Some of them consider it
 8 2|   contribution, since we are on the subject, and should advise those
 9 2|             errors in regard to the subject of dropsies logically follow
10 2| contradicting these; whereas on the subject of the origin of blood (
11 2|        course of the argument. This subject has been treated at great
12 2|      proceed to what remains of the subject in hand. ~ What else, then,
13 3|          applied themselves to this subject; and particularly Hippocrates,
14 3|    predecessors had worked out this subject thoroughly. ~ While, however,
15 3|           two coats) belongs to the subject of the use of parts; thus
16 3|            set a crown to the whole subject by adding what is still