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 1 1|  therefore, such and such a body undergoes no change from itsexisting
 2 1|       say that in this respectit undergoes motion. Accordingly, when
 3 1|        isblack becomes white, it undergoes motion in respect to colour;
 4 1| affection, since the first group undergoes alteration and the second
 5 1|     calling this substance which undergoes alteration the materialof
 6 1|    properly maintain that it all undergoes purificationthere. But,
 7 2|       but because it [the honey] undergoes change, becoming altered
 8 2|          the alteration which it undergoes is not into bile, but into
 9 3|       skin of the mouth; thus it undergoes more change than the food
10 3|    leaves the veins, and rapidly undergoes change and putrefaction.
11 3|        in this process, the food undergoes alteration; further, when