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 1 1|      things which are altered in regard tocolour and flavour which,
 2 1|      nonsense, just as he did in regard to the urine. He also talksno
 3 2|      common sense, since he does regard all the parts of the body
 4 2|          other points besides in regard to the aforesaid faculties,
 5 2|       former is of importance in regard to the generation of useful
 6 2|          is clear what errors in regard to the subject of dropsies
 7 2| therefore, that Erasistratus, in regard to other matters, did not
 8 2|     stated and demonstrated with regard to our bodies being compounded
 9 3|    enquiry on our own persons in regard to those activities which
10 3|   boiling carried on outside; in regard to the question of deglutition,