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 1 1|       which we apply to all these cases is alteration.~ ~This is
 2 1|      undergo the motion. In these cases I call the motion of thevein
 3 1|           that this happensin all cases, he would, I imagine, lack
 4 1|           comes it, then, that in cases of jaundice two things happen
 5 1|      clear.I myself have, in many cases, after treating the liver
 6 1|             But if you give these cases a drug which drawsoff phlegm
 7 1|          Onthe contrary, in these cases he was able to tell us not
 8 2|    meaning the same thing in both cases, but explaining it by different
 9 2|     Erasistratus says about these cases in the second book of his "
10 2|       this property disappears in cases of fever, is simply to admit
11 2|           dried; so also in other cases. But how on earth are the
12 2|        with this. Again, in those cases in which the spleen is large
13 3|           on the foetus. ~ In the cases, however, where digestion
14 3|      length remains equal in such cases. ~ And for this reason it
15 3| absolutely, by nature, and in all cases, or else it becomes so in
16 3|       forcible an element that in cases of ileus [volvulus], when