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1 1| becomesseparated in the body and goes to join its own kind; before
2 1|          all over; still nothing goes back through the ureters
3 1|       sense; whereas Asclepiades goes far astray inbidding us
4 1|          whole of whatone drinks goes to the kidneys. ~ ~Thus
5 2|    becomes weaker the further it goes, and cannot reach to an
6 2|       But when a man shamelessly goes on using circumlocutions,
7 3|       not exist, but if anything goes wrong in connection either
8 3|        into yet others; and this goes on for a long time, until