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 1 1|          into this questionin the present treatise; for immediate
 2 1|         mention thatthis, too, is present in the foetus in utero as
 3 1|           by all who happen to be present at their disputations on
 4 1|      little. ~ ~Now people of the present day do not begin by getting
 5 1|      discussion proceeds; for the present our task is not to demonstratethis,
 6 2|          least in relation to the present topic of discussion, have
 7 2|          receive nourishment, are present from the seed onwards; whereas
 8 3|         to the latter kind in the present instance: we will demonstrate
 9 3|   indicated in this book. For the present, however, let us resume
10 3|      treatise on disease. For the present, however, I think I have
11 3| surprising, therefore, if, in the present instance also, some of this
12 3|           it is important for our present purpose to recognise is