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 1 1| enquire, in the course of this treatise, from whatfaculties these
 2 1|       are going to use in this treatise, and to what thingswe apply
 3 1|    this questionin the present treatise; for immediate purposes
 4 2|    belonging as they do to the treatise "On the Use of Parts," which
 5 2|     when, for instance, in his treatise "On Digestion," he argues
 6 2|        at the beginning of his treatise on "General Principles"
 7 3|       my hope has been that my treatise would prove of the very
 8 3|   truth, we must complete this treatise by adding what is still
 9 3|  sufficiently discussed in the treatise "On Disagreement in Anatomy."
10 3|       will be discussed in the treatise "On the Use of Parts." ~
11 3|        at greater length in my treatise on disease. For the present,
12 3|      already been said in this treatise and from what Erasistratus