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 1 1|  held that allthe substances evacuated were produced by the drugs
 2 1|      in summer yellowbile is evacuated in greater quantity by the
 3 1|     a young man more bile is evacuated, and in anold man more phlegm?
 4 1|    ever flowin than had been evacuated. Nor, could he suggest any
 5 2| place of that which has been evacuated. Asclepiades, however, holds
 6 2|  fill the place of the fluid evacuated. It is in this way that
 7 2|     continuous, then what is evacuated from it in the so-called
 8 2|      through the tendency of evacuated matter to be replaced. ~
 9 2|  principle of replacement of evacuated matter, as not being suitable
10 2|   that this humour has to be evacuated from the animal, and that
11 2|      great pain if it be not evacuated. How, then, if you suppose
12 3|      draws and the weaker is evacuated. ~ Now, one part is weaker
13 3|   cholera the entire body is evacuated by way of the veins leading
14 3|    stomach is striving to be evacuated by vomiting. And the expulsive