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1 1|       would he agree with theview held not merely by Hippocrates
2 1|        and watery superfluity; he held that allthe substances evacuated
3 1|          of the first, it becomes held, attached,and suspended,
4 1| particularquality, as Hippocrates held, we shall discover no other
5 1|         fully themethod, which he held to be from the tendency
6 1|          only find one idea which held good in all respects - namely,
7 1|     favour and flourished,and was held to be true; after a time,
8 2|           certainly, Erasistratus held that one should at least