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 1 1|             meeting-place for bone, flesh, nerve,and all the other
 2 1|      faculties - for example,blood, flesh, or nerve. And activity
 3 1|            effect an activity; thus flesh is an effect of Nature,
 4 1|          well). ~ ~Now the peculiar flesh of the liver is of this
 5 1|        becomes originalnewly-formed flesh; but in order that blood
 6 1| insufficientsupply of moisture; the flesh is obviously moist enough,-
 7 1|        becomedeeply embedded in the flesh. Those drugs also which
 8 1|      Hippocrates lies insaying 'The flesh attracts both from the stomach
 9 2|             bone, every part of the flesh she makes flesh, and so
10 2|         part of the flesh she makes flesh, and so with fat and all
11 2|           dissolve, and destroy the flesh. The other kind, which has
12 3|           qualities of the animal's flesh impressed upon them. And
13 3|         mean first and foremost its flesh proper, and after this all