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 1 1|    terms but at the same time a demonstration of the effects of nature.~ ~
 2 1|        but with an accompanying demonstration.I have, however, also investigated
 3 1|      talk. ~ ~Now the method of demonstration is as follows. One has to
 4 2|        Zeus, I cannot call it a demonstration!- of Erasistratus is. ~
 5 2|        used for the purposes of demonstration is, in reality, disjunctive
 6 2|      they either stated without demonstration, as being self-evident (
 7 2|     according to the belief and demonstration of the Ancients? This will
 8 3|     down and proved by previous demonstration that Nature is artistic
 9 3|    habit to employ this kind of demonstration alone, but to add thereto
10 3| unreasonable to accept a common demonstration also for both. Thus it is
11 3|        manifestly as to need no demonstration, and others less plainly,