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1 1|      wheneverthe juice which is destined to nourish any of the parts
2 1|        from the fact that it is destined to nourish if properlyelaborated,
3 1|    quasi-nutriment, and what is destined tobe nutriment." For to
4 1| remaining thickportion which is destined to become cheese cannot
5 1|          Now, if the blood were destined to be purified by themas
6 2|      and adhesion of the matter destined to nourish it); if we suppose
7 2|       and alterative of what is destined for nutrition. On the other