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 1 1|  from anykind of food, and secondly, even in the case of those
 2 1| substances as well. ~ ~And secondly, these people seem to be
 3 2|   place by Hippocrates and secondly by Aristotle. Further, it
 4 2|    first from Hippocrates, secondly from Aristotle, thirdly
 5 2|    take over the bile, and secondly, the [branches] of the vena
 6 2|  the adjacent simple vein. Secondly, I also accept in Erasistratus'
 7 2|  itself from outside, and, secondly, that for example, beet
 8 2|   Cold, Dry and Moist) and secondly, from obvious bodily phenomena,
 9 3|   up with this phlegm; and secondly, it is brought into contact
10 3|    the stomach at all, and secondly, if he could not be confident
11 3|    body is firstly pneuma, secondly vapour, and in the third