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1 1|    appears to them fairly well distended,they again blow air into
2 1|        For if such bodies were distended, but not atthe same time
3 1|     growth. And further, to be distended in all directionsbelongs
4 1|     Nature; for thosewhich are distended by us undergo this distension
5 1|     the ureters quite full and distended - in fact almost on the
6 1| ligatured isobviously full and distended on the side next to the
7 3|    only because the stomach is distended and loaded and because the
8 3|       the oesophagus which are distended by the returned food; as
9 3|     when the liver is full and distended and the stomach empty and