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 1 1|    faculty correspondingto the function or activity of that part.
 2 1|       is the character of this function. For,most assuredly, either
 3 1|     the parts throughwhich the function takes place, and to have
 4 1|   other pronouncementabout the function of the kidneys, one cannot
 5 2|        after carrying out this function (for she left nothing undone),
 6 2|  unaware of it, if the primary function of the semen be to draw
 7 2|  absolutely necessary that the function [activity] should be either
 8 2|      not merely not impair the function of the stomach in any way:
 9 2|      that, in the case of each function, eucrasia is followed by
10 2|        rectify the failures of function. "This is no concern of
11 2| maintain that the cause of the function of every organ is a natural
12 2|     itself, impairs the normal function. How, then, is he going
13 2|     just as the kidneys, whose function it is to attract the urine,
14 2|     the Ancients regarding the function and utility of the spleen,
15 3|       it is the utility of the function which determines the closure
16 3|       although the peristaltic function has been abolished. If,