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 1 1|   there is a consensusin the movements of air and fluid throughout
 2 1|   bodies a concordancein the movements of air and fluid, and that
 3 2|     the arterial and cardiac movements and an excessive development
 4 2|      the alteration of these movements will not merely not impair
 5 3|   was undergoing peristaltic movements, similar to those of the
 6 3|    peristalsis. In fact, the movements of each of the mobile organs
 7 3|     most distinct, and their movements visible owing to their vigour.
 8 3| peristalsis. For just as the movements in the muscles take place
 9 3|     to be a consensus in the movements of fluids and vapours. Thus
10 3|     attractive. For opposite movements of matter, active and passive,
11 3|     the slightest mechanical movements determine this expulsive
12 3|   inner of the veins. ~ Now, movements like these come to an end
13 3|     surprising that opposite movements should occur in them consecutively -
14 3|      In all these the active movements of the organs and therewith
15 3|    and therewith the passive movements of [their contained] matters
16 3|   the nostrils reverse their movements at very short intervals