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 1 1|       taking the appellations "Erasistrateans"or "Asclepiadeans" are like
 2 1|   about the Asclepiadeans. The Erasistrateans, in attemptingto say how
 3 1|        it became suspectto the Erasistrateans themselves, and at last
 4 2|       This was what one of our Erasistrateans ventured to say, herein
 5 2|     Erasistratus, what can the Erasistrateans possibly mean by claiming
 6 2|         I will leave it to the Erasistrateans themselves to decide; they
 7 2|    words more in answer to the Erasistrateans, proceed to our next topic.
 8 2|    actual moment, however, the Erasistrateans are engaged in a considerable
 9 2| Democritus. For I see that the Erasistrateans are at variance on this
10 2|        this reason some of the Erasistrateans seem to me to have done
11 2|      the argument of the other Erasistrateans, since none of their elements
12 2|        we also should help the Erasistrateans with some contribution,
13 2|     from us, however, that the Erasistrateans should have learnt this,
14 2|     the disagreement among the Erasistrateans, and we showed that the
15 2|       I should like to ask the Erasistrateans why it is that the stomach