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1 1|        there may be, take their origin. ~ ~First, however, we must
2 2|        aforesaid faculties, the origin of diseases, and the discovery
3 2|     well - whether it takes its origin in the body, or is distributed
4 2|   whereas on the subject of the origin of blood (which is in no
5 2|       an investigation into its origin is of no value in medicine? ~
6 3|     shown to have its necessary origin: for the stomach obviously
7 3| tightened and drawn towards its origin, such also is what happens
8 3|      anything further as to the origin of these [surplus substances]
9 3|     come to deal again with the origin and cure of disease, it