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 1 1|      already mentioned, and do not possess in themselvessupreme authority.
 2 1|           else unless they already possess acertain community and affinity
 3 1|        small bodiesthese are which possess all these different kinds
 4 1| inflammations ought ipso facto; to possess thepower of extracting these
 5 2|       acknowledge that the kidneys possess some faculty which attracts
 6 2|            or artery, unless these possess some innate proclivity for
 7 3|         follows that she must also possess a faculty of this kind. ~
 8 3|         small organs, even if they possess a strong faculty of this
 9 3|      stomach, uterus, and bladders possess certain inborn faculties
10 3|           peculiar to organs which possess longitudinal fibres for
11 3|    treatises that all the arteries possess a power which derives from