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 1 1|         graspof the views of the ancients from our own personal investigationsinto
 2 2|          dispute with any of the ancients, nor did he himself venture
 3 2|         well demonstrated by the Ancients, since I cannot surpass
 4 2|         and many other among the Ancients. These men demonstrated
 5 2|        Hippocrates and the other Ancients. ~ Prodicus also, when in
 6 2|       the statements made by the Ancients regarding the function and
 7 2|         and demonstration of the Ancients? This will be more clearly
 8 3|          that, when he hears the Ancients saying that the food is
 9 3|     perceiving in what sense the Ancients said that digestion is similar
10 3|         the statements which the Ancients made on these points were
11 3|          extent the power of the Ancients. For this reason I have
12 3|         which it seems to me the Ancients, had any of them been still
13 3| conclusively demonstrated by the Ancients are unintelligible to the
14 3|          most illustrious of the Ancients. And when he has learnt