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 1 1|      while, then, learninghow his theory accounts for the presence
 2 1|        its neighbourhood.Thus the theory that the water is carried
 3 1| attractive action at all; for his theory, when examined, wouldbe
 4 1|           abandoned, the specious theory concerning the fillingof
 5 2|   hypothesis he imagined that his theory would escape from the idea
 6 2|       vessel, perceptible only in theory, will suffice it for nourishment. ~
 7 2|           which merely existed in theory could not compel the adjacent
 8 2|       difference to me, since the theory of both parties regarding
 9 2|      impossible, according to the theory of those who would keep
10 2|       those which exist merely in theory; this Erasistratus expressly
11 2|      logical consequences of this theory, and that, while assuming
12 3|       activities). ~ Further, our theory can, I think, demonstrate