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 1 1|      altered (and that only with difficulty, and with much labour) is
 2 1| luxuriously, you will with great difficulty evacuate a verysmall quantity
 3 1|        stillremains the original difficulty which was insoluble by Erasistratus
 4 2|        faculty, there is then no difficulty in transferring it to the
 5 2|           There is, however, one difficulty common to both these explanations,
 6 2|       faculty, or is it that the difficulty is greatest here, and also
 7 2|        fails to escape this same difficulty. For, having conceded one
 8 2|     succeeded by another similar difficulty. For this small vessel will
 9 2|  hypothesis could not escape the difficulty regarding nutrition. And
10 3|   accomplished with distress and difficulty. ~ From what has been said,
11 3|         elimination, there is no difficulty in imagining this in the
12 3|         Nor is there any further difficulty in ascertaining that it
13 3|     before. Do you, then, feel a difficulty in the case of the veins