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 1 1|  animal, just as wood is the material of a ship, and wax ofan
 2 1|      nutrition the inflowing material becomes assimilated to that
 3 1|    nutriment; to the similar material which is being presentedor
 4 2|    they were steered only by material forces, and not by any special
 5 2|     merely to decorate their material on the outside, in so far
 6 2|   handle all portions of the material. It is not so, however,
 7 2|     even before touching his material, and then activated these
 8 2|      in connection with this material (for every faculty remains
 9 2|    the absence of its proper material), so it is with the semen:
10 2|    does not receive from its material, but it manifests them in
11 2| principle of the animal, the material principle being the menstrual
12 2|     its end or margin, other material similar to that of which
13 3|     passage how it draws all material from the liver that tends