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 1 1|          were to be discoveredwhich attracted such and such a humour only,
 2 1| statementthat nothing is in any way attracted by anything else. Now, if
 3 1|          heavy substance as iron is attracted - I fail to understand how
 4 2|        vessels, the nutriment being attracted through the sides of the
 5 2|           say? "The nutriment being attracted through the sides of the
 6 2|            I, too, agree that it is attracted, but it has been previously
 7 2|         consider together how it is attracted. How else than in the way
 8 2|             in the way that iron is attracted by the lodestone, the latter
 9 3|             such an activity; it is attracted in order that it may be
10 3|           thing may be even rapidly attracted, on the other hand to become
11 3|         results from the food being attracted by the stomach, or conducted
12 3|          not get rid either of this attracted nutriment as a whole, or
13 3|           bladders, when the matter attracted into them begins to give
14 3|            nutriment, this is again attracted from the liver by the same
15 3|            every part, after it has attracted its special nutrient juice
16 3|            to afford nourishment is attracted by their actual coats. ~