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 1 1|    hold of Aristotle, however; seeing that he employed the four
 2 1|   which came from the kidneys, seeing thatthese were well dilated.
 3 1|       the neck of the uterus, "seeing thatthe orifice of the uterus
 4 2|     the menstrual blood. Next, seeing that the active principle
 5 2|        a child could not avoid seeing it? ~ 6. And if one looks
 6 2|     saying is, to Asclepiades, seeing that we have postulated
 7 2|    genesis in liver and veins, seeing that the old physicians
 8 2|    could it be otherwise? For, seeing that every part functions
 9 2|       those who are capable of seeing logical consequences, that,
10 3| demonstrate both together; for seeing that they succeed each other,
11 3|       to put it away. Finally, seeing that the passage outwards
12 3|     outer surface of the body. Seeing that all parts have the