Chapter

 1 Pref|       bath, or any other heating thing, as Galen says, they become
 2 IV  |          bound and like a living thing; and nature in death, as
 3 VI  |       being devoid of lungs, the thing is sufficiently manifest.
 4 VI  | pulsation of the heart.~The same thing is also not difficult of
 5 VI  |      seen further, that the same thing obtained most obviously
 6 VI  |         are not closed, the same thing happens, namely, that the
 7 VI  |       not conclude that the same thing is accomplished through
 8 VII |          arguments, conceive the thing to be clear. But as there
 9 VII |        by those subtle mouths, a thing that could never come to
10 VII |      maturity; and that the same thing occurs in adults is equally
11 IX  |     necessarily, and appear as a thing obvious to all. First, the
12 IX  |      blood has escaped. The same thing also occasionally occurs
13 X   |        is confirmed, whether the thing be referred to calculation
14 X   |      torrents, but that the same thing does not happen in the healthy
15 X   |     blood to the heart. The same thing will also plainly appear
16 XI  | necessary to nutrition.~The same thing will also appear in regard
17 XI  |   tumefied. And may not the same thing happen in local inflammations,
18 XVI |       improbable. But is not the thing rather arranged as it is
19 XVII|         pediculi, also, the same thing may be seen, and as the
20 XVII|  existence. But whether the same thing happens in the case of certain