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 1 1|                are accessory - in fact, act asits handmaids. What, then,
 2 1| towardsalteration because its own parts act upon and are acted upon
 3 1|             cava. They therefore do not act like sieves, filtering fluidsent
 4 1|                later,when caught in the act of thieving, cannot find
 5 1|             slaves, then, caught in the act of stealing, these two are
 6 2|              cold, dryness and moisture act upon and are acted upon
 7 2|            spoken - namely, that bodies act upon and are acted upon
 8 2|                of Erasistratus going to act, confessing as they do that
 9 3|              forces are equal they will act and be acted upon equally,
10 3|             indeed, is well seen in the act of swallowing: the larynx
11 3|            similar to what it is in the act of swallowing. But there
12 3|            nostrils and the whole mouth act similarly; nor do you think