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 1 1|           each of the otherparts, functions in such and such a way according
 2 1|         research themselves - the functions of animals, and therest.
 3 2|         continue to refer natural functions to the smallness or largeness
 4 2|  Theophrastus; he passes by whole functions as though it were but a
 5 2|      power in connection with all functions, but especially with the
 6 2|           all the various natural functions take place, and through
 7 2|            seeing that every part functions in its own special way because
 8 2|           the cause of the normal functions is eucrasia of the Warm.
 9 2|          peristaltic and grinding functions, how are we going to bring
10 3|           show, in fact, that the functions taking place in the various
11 3|            this coat furthermore, functions in vomiting no less than
12 3| naturalist an indication of their functions. For Nature would never