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 1 1|          but not atthe same time nourished, they would take on a false
 2 1|         that part which is to be nourished there must first occurpresentation,
 3 1| nourishing to that whichis being nourished. Some, however, say that
 4 1|        to the part whichis being nourished, is got rid of by yet another (
 5 2|          while ago, the semen is nourished. But even this was unknown
 6 2|          suppose the veins to be nourished; they get the benefit of
 7 2|    whether it needs merely to be nourished, or to grow as well. How,
 8 2|         consider how it is to be nourished; for what is discovered
 9 3|      matter which the part being nourished makes into nutriment for
10 3|          the part which is being nourished and to become a part of
11 3|          the part which is to be nourished. This faculty, again, in
12 3|      animal which is about to be nourished by it, it has been demonstrated
13 3|        every part which is to be nourished; this is why we have called
14 3|        stomach or intestines get nourished, or in what manner anything
15 3|         it - that is, it becomes nourished by it. For it has been demonstrated
16 3|         stomach, a craving to be nourished, it too envelops its nutriment