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 1 1|      state, it will be said to undergo various kindsof motion.
 2 1|      sweet, it will be said to undergo motionin respect to flavour;
 3 1|     and flavour which, we say, undergo motion; when a warm thingbecomes
 4 1|      as well as theirqualities undergo this intimate mingling,
 5 1|   produces, and the boneswhich undergo the motion. In these cases
 6 1|         and so forth, ithas to undergo a shaping or formative process.
 7 1| thosewhich are distended by us undergo this distension in one directionbut
 8 1|       conveyedto the part does undergo presentation, it is still
 9 3|     And to be subdued means to undergo alteration. Now, some parts
10 3|       while the nutriment does undergo an alteration in the stomach,
11 3| adequately that nutriment does undergo digestion in the stomach. ~