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 1 1|  others (beingpossessed of the means for growing, for attaining
 2 1|    then removed the disease by means of a single purgation; whereas,
 3 1|        iron, and that then, by means of this entanglement (which
 4 1| impossible, tosay through what means it is going to fall into
 5 2|       able to discover, by any means, any other cause for the
 6 2|    three different strands. By means of this hypothesis he imagined
 7 2|      from yellow bile is by no means deadly, and most people
 8 3|      animal. And to be subdued means to undergo alteration. Now,
 9 3|     not previously prepared by means of a change of this kind?
10 3|         this is what digestion means and since the nutriment
11 3|  drawing the food to itself by means of the gullet, as though
12 3|      animal becomes sick, this means that the stomach is striving
13 3|      your expression "at once" means that in one and the same