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 1 1|           its arteries, veins, and nerves,the substance remaining
 2 1|      resemble those of veins; from nerves they differ still more thanfrom
 3 1|       either to arteries, veins or nerves. But these partshave been
 4 1|          body, the arteries, veins,nerves, bones, cartilages, membranes,
 5 2|         contain. But how about the nerves? For they do not also contain
 6 2| constituting the large perceptible nerves, it is impossible, according
 7 2|         primary, invisible, minute nerves, a few simple arteries,
 8 2|           Thus, all its elementary nerves have themselves also obviously
 9 2|           these simple and visible nerves and arteries not delivery
10 3|        without severing any of the nerves, arteries, or veins which
11 3|            that it possesses fewer nerves than do the other organs.