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 1 1|  explain blood-production and anadosis, and, being utterlyunable
 2 1|    Butwhen he is dealing with anadosis he does not mention the
 3 1|    the dispersalof nutriment [anadosis] need not make us have recourse
 4 1|        I think,in the case of anadosis; for he was not satisfied
 5 1| whichoccurs in the process of anadosis; this had been entirely
 6 1|     assists in the process of anadosis?~ ~In the second place there
 7 2|      virtue of the impulse of anadosis. ~ Are these, then, the
 8 2|       But if the beginning of anadosis depends on the squeezing
 9 2|    food; and, in his work "On Anadosis," with those who think that
10 2|      those who think that the anadosis of blood through the veins
11 3|   presented, while dispersal [anadosis] is taking place to all