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1 1|   facts. Thus, Epicurus, inhis desire to adhere to the facts,
2 3|       preceded by a feeling of desire on the part of the stomach,
3 3|      vomiting no corresponding desire from the mouth-parts for
4 3|   should, under the impulse of desire, spring into the mouth.
5 3|    parts; thus we must not now desire to hear about matters of
6 3| discharges it soon after, this desire to discharge must be either