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 1 1|    power to expand abody in all directions so that it remains unruptured
 2 1|     paths for thetransit in all directions of the utilisable juices.
 3 1|  lodestone is distributedin all directions; it merely needs to be in
 4 2|        blood is conveyed in all directions, then the principle of the
 5 2|        becoming extended in all directions and at the same time receiving
 6 2|        by being extended in all directions and acquiring nourishment
 7 2|   results from extension in all directions, combined with nutrition;
 8 3|         flow about in different directions in accordance with its changes
 9 3|     fibres inserted in contrary directions. And, although Erasistratus
10 3|     different times in opposite directions - first it subserves the
11 3|        every second in opposite directions. Now, you are not astonished
12 3| transport of matter in opposite directions, and if it is this which