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 1 1|                  a cold warm, here too we speak of its undergoingmotion;
 2 1|                 One might, therefore,also speak of the activity as an effect
 3 1|                   expansion. ~ ~6. Let us speak then, in the first place,
 4 1| definitepronouncement regarding Nature. I speak, of course, of such of themas
 5 1|               truth. ~ ~We will, however, speak about the stomach again.
 6 1|           Principles"that he was going to speak about natural activities -
 7 2|                female and which is, so to speak, like the statuary's wax,
 8 2|                 escaped, if his followers speak in any way truly in maintaining
 9 2|                   which is roasted, so to speak, or burnt (this will be
10 3|                   Now it is impossible to speak of both organs at once,
11 3|            inclination towards, or, so to speak, an appetite for their own