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 1 1|  passive, and thatof the vein active. Similarly, when the limbs
 2 1|  course, could logically make active principles ofthe Warm and
 3 1|     the Warm and Coldare more active, the Dry and Moist less
 4 1|   looked onthe rebound as the active agent in attraction. ~ ~
 5 2|     is the semen? Clearly the active principle of the animal,
 6 2|  blood. Next, seeing that the active principle employs this faculty
 7 2|      principle being the most active, and the cold coming next
 8 2|     Moist, the one pair being active the other passive, and that
 9 2|    these the Warm is the most active, and that those animals
10 3|       again the quiescent and active states are both determined
11 3|      postulate concerning the active principles - to show, in
12 3|      the Warm is not the most active of all the principles which
13 3|     in deglutition that it is active, whereas the external coat,
14 3|       and completely given up active exercise, or who have had
15 3| opposite movements of matter, active and passive, must necessarily
16 3|       lungs. In all these the active movements of the organs