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 1 1|          not as a matter of simple statement, but with an accompanying
 2 1|        given a concise and summary statement of the matter, I wish to
 3 1|            it, nor did he make any statement as to hisviews on the secretion
 4 1| plausibility can anyonefind in the statement that it assists in the process
 5 2|           remained true to his own statement that Nature is "artistic"-
 6 2|            which, according to his statement, fell from the singing-girl
 7 2|        carried away." Now, in this statement firstly I admit and accept
 8 2|            accept in Erasistratus' statement the expression which precedes "
 9 3|         ourselves: one may say the statement is based on prolonged experience
10 3|        swallowing. The truth of my statement is also borne out by what