Book

 1 1|      the animal a faculty for attracting its own special qualityare
 2 1| Nature's faculties, both that attracting what is appropriate,and
 3 1|     the kidneys a faculty for attracting this particularquality,
 4 1|    the uterus has no power of attracting semen," or ifhe [Erasistratus]
 5 2|    special faculties (the one attracting what is proper to it, another
 6 2|       the semen a faculty for attracting blood similar to that possessed
 7 2|    some innate proclivity for attracting nutriment. For how could
 8 2|      itself a native power of attracting an atrabiliary quality,if
 9 3|     else for the mere sake of attracting, but in order to benefit
10 3|      both faculties - that of attracting what is proper to it, and
11 3|       orifice has no power of attracting semen." ~ Erasistratus,
12 3|    stronger than the liver at attracting what is serviceable to it
13 3|     parts have the faculty of attracting what is suitable or well-disposed
14 3|     body possesses a power of attracting and of utilising appropriate
15 3|   power at different times of attracting from and of adding to everything