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 1 1|       attempted to bring back the causes of the various special activitiesto
 2 1|          to havealso referred the causes of all the special activities
 3 2|           the animal, and that it causes great pain if it be not
 4 2|        occupy ourselves with such causes as these; they are outside
 5 2| activities is that by knowing the causes of the dyscrasiae one may
 6 2|    demonstrated, firstly from the causes by which everything throughout
 7 2|        nature is governed (by the causes I mean the Warm, Cold, Dry
 8 3|          there are three possible causes - either excessive bulk,
 9 3|       pointed out somewhere. This causes no further trouble but sharply
10 3|      adjacent. For this condition causes evacuation of the contiguous