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 1 1| sensory, this person is not saying anythingelse, although his
 2 1|   he was not satisfied with saying thatthis took place through
 3 1| being refuted, and theother saying stupidly what Erasistratus
 4 1|    He is, therefore, as the saying is, like a whitecrow, which
 5 2|   by the back door," as the saying is, to Asclepiades, seeing
 6 2|    authorities are right in saying that the bodily parts of
 7 2|    and we are also right in saying that the activity of the
 8 2|  further to prevent us from saying that, in the case of each
 9 2|   himself, that he ended by saying nothing at all. I, however,
10 3|  when he hears the Ancients saying that the food is converted
11 3|     the taste: this is like saying that apples (for so one