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 1 1|   reason is the nature of the superfluities.For, as we are unable to
 2 1| process of separation for the superfluities inthe veins. Moreover, these
 3 1|  inthe veins. Moreover, these superfluities need, on the one hand, certainfresh
 4 1|       to the [removal of the] superfluities of the food. Thereis, however,
 5 1|       others separate out the superfluities; some pass these along,
 6 1| regarding the clearing-out of superfluities,he did not hesitate to join
 7 1|      the secretion of biliary superfluities; for in thesecases also
 8 2|       thinner than the serous superfluities. ~ But when a man shamelessly
 9 3| virtue of which it expels its superfluities, and, therefore, when one
10 3|     confluence into it of the superfluities from all the other parts.
11 3| plethoras; the passage of the superfluities is effected, of course,
12 3| clears away by vomiting those superfluities which come to the surface
13 3|       step upwards, until the superfluities reach the mouth. ~ Now this