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 1 1|    genesis of the elements, he ought properly to havealso referred
 2 1|  Instead of listening, as they ought, to the reason why liquid
 3 1|       better tosay himself, he ought to have refrained from making
 4 1|   which disperse inflammations ought ipso facto; to possess thepower
 5 2|        become purified. For it ought to fall into the bile-duct
 6 2|      at. ~ 8. Now Erasistratus ought not to have been ignorant
 7 2|       of gastric digestion. He ought surely to have added something
 8 2|   studies in medicine? Thus he ought not to have said anything
 9 3|     instead of bake. ~ What he ought to have done, if it was
10 3|       be confident of this, he ought to have tried to show that
11 3|     this misrepresentation, he ought to have attempted to confute
12 3| previous propositions, then he ought not to have made himself