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 1 1|          increase and expansion in length, breadth, and thicknessof
 2 1|          been treated at a greater length in my work "On the Anatomy
 3 1|            we havedealt at greater length in another work, in which
 4 2|          has been treated at great length by Aristotle and Praxagoras,
 5 3|        will surprise one is in the length of time that not food alone
 6 3| chylification which determines the length of its stay here - since
 7 3|            in upon themselves, the length must necessarily be curtailed.
 8 3|     curtailed. This curtailment of length, indeed, is well seen in
 9 3|   contractions) do not curtail its length, but contract and lessen
10 3|            way being diminished in length, this is because downward
11 3|     attract them. ~ Curtailment of length, on the other hand, is peculiar
12 3|       being no traction, the whole length remains equal in such cases. ~
13 3|          also spoken of at greater length in my treatise on disease.
14 3|            passing along the whole length of the intestine, it is