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 1   I,  11 | serves as a passage for the breath, the "nose". For a man inhales
 2   I,  11 |   outward rush of collected breath, and is the only mode of
 3   I,  11 |     and is the only mode of breath used as an omen and regarded
 4   I,  17 |     common wall receive the breath and pass it on to the heart;
 5  VI,  29 |    and their getting out of breath they always make for water
 6 VII,  4  |   fertile but are devoid of breath at eight months old, their
 7 VII,  9  |   weak-chested and short of breath. Labour is apt to be especially
 8 VII,  9  |     exerting force with her breath fails to hold it in.~First
 9 VIII,  23| warm pitch. In craurus, the breath comes warm at short intervals;
10 VIII,  24|  the palate and heat of the breath; the animal may recover
11  IX,  48 |    long, they hold in their breath, as though calculating the