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1 1|         least the beginningsof the proofs to which Aristotle later
2 2|           not to be looked upon as proofs but rather as indications
3 2| observation. As for the scientific proofs of all this, they are to
4 2|            you be convinced by the proofs which the ancient writers
5 2|          for about this also clear proofs have been given by Hippocrates
6 2|          as few as possible of the proofs given by ancient writers,
7 3|      thereto cogent and compelling proofs drawn from obvious facts,
8 3|       their arguments with logical proofs; of course they never suspected
9 3|           find there also abundant proofs of all that we have correctly