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1 1|       that Asclepiades ever saw a stone which had beenpassed by
2 1|         ureter, or that, when the stone was passed, both thepain
3 1|           famous and far-renowned stone which draws iron [the lodestone].
4 1|           two compact masses (the stone and the iron) they then
5 1| corpuscles which emanate from the stone;therefore, this first little
6 1|      therefore, this first little stone is likely to become dissipatedby
7 1|         if itwere attached to the stone above and not interlocked