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 1 1|          a preliminary processof adhesion, and for that, again, one
 2 1|         between assimilation and adhesion, in the same way that the
 3 1|  distinguishes presentation from adhesion. For,of course, the genesis
 4 1|          innate heat; therefore, adhesion cannot come about, since,
 5 1|         leprosy],again, there is adhesion of the nutriment but no
 6 1|          occurpresentation, next adhesion, and finally assimilation
 7 1|        matterwhich is undergoing adhesion or presentation) is not,
 8 2|   another causing alteration and adhesion of the matter destined to
 9 3|      assimilation is preceded by adhesion, and this, again, by presentation,
10 3|   shifting its position, neither adhesion nor complete assimilation
11 3|         actual nutrition, namely adhesion, and that before this again
12 3|           namely that of causing adhesion. And during this time, while
13 3|          liver there takes place adhesion of what had been before
14 3|       there will be taking place adhesion of the portions of nutriment
15 3| contained in it, especially when adhesion and final assimilation of