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 1 1|           the bladder,and which are called ureters; for these are not
 2 1|             coatswhich we have just called elementary, homogeneous,
 3 1|       speaking,nutriment, but is so called only by an equivocation.
 4 1|        properlyelaborated, has been called "nutriment." Similarly we
 5 1| meshespasses downwards, and this is called whey [serum]; the remaining
 6 2|         they say, he would not have called it simple; and some venture
 7 2|         those who reduce the vessel called primary and simple by Erasistratus
 8 2|          similarly, phlegm has been called cold and moist; for about
 9 2|        except that some people have called it corrosive or acetose,
10 3|         which attracts the juice is called, by reason of its activity,
11 3|      stomach and the organ which is called the womb or uterus. What
12 3|            for so it, too, has been called, receiving, like the rest,
13 3|             that is, either in that called bile-receiving or in the
14 3|      nourished; this is why we have called these faculties the handmaids
15 3|         normal way, this being then called not miscarriage but delivery