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 1 1|     bring nourishment to this thin part, thenthey would make
 2 1|     owingto this abundance of thin, crude liquid, the pabulum
 3 1|   againphlegm, and others the thin and watery superfluity;
 4 1|    have to fall into them,the thin part being and the thick
 5 1|     especially if the wine be thin and diffusible;these people
 6 2|      proportion if it were so thin and vaporous, that, as soon
 7 2|       surrounds itself with a thin membrane like a kind of
 8 2|       obviously atrophied and thin, and in need of additional
 9 2|   this discussion, has become thin, and requires nourishment.
10 2|   simple [vessels], which are thin and narrow, presentation
11 2|      the veins both thick and thin blood; in some people it
12 2| biliary vessels; now, this is thin, moist, and fluid, not like
13 2|     mentioned, both thick and thin; the blood is purified both