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1 Ded | philosophers like yourselves. True philosophers, who are only 2 Ded | the studious and good and true, never suffer their minds 3 Pref| tradition, in order that what is true may be confirmed, and what 4 Pref| wound, were those things true that are commonly stated 5 II | commonly received appears to be true; inasmuch as it is generally 6 II | suck in the blood. But the true effect of every one of its 7 II | with force.~Neither is it true, as vulgarly believed, that 8 V | besides not seeing the true means of transit, he could 9 VIII| I afterwards found to be true; and I finally saw that 10 IX | the life of an animal. The true cause of the difference 11 XIII| established, so obviously true, that they may claim general 12 XVII| whence it is perfectly true, as Aristotle has observed, 13 XVII| Concerning local motions, it is true that the immediate moving