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 1   I,  18|  homogeneous parts only, such as flesh and bone and sinew, or also
 2   I,  18|        they are, necessarily, in flesh and nails. If the semen
 3   I,  18|   composition. So that if really flesh and bones are composed of
 4   I,  18|           will not be blood, nor flesh flesh, in any and every
 5   I,  18|          not be blood, nor flesh flesh, in any and every state.
 6   I,  18|           as blood from blood or flesh from flesh, will not be
 7   I,  18|         from blood or flesh from flesh, will not be identical with
 8   I,  18| plausibly says that particles of flesh out of the food are added
 9   I,  18|        the food are added to the flesh. But if we do not say this (
10   I,  18|       such a kind that blood and flesh can be made out of it, instead
11   I,  18|      that it itself is blood and flesh? Nor is there any other
12   I,  18|          the fact rather is that flesh and bone and each of the
13   I,  18|          from only sinew or only flesh; nor is it separated as
14   I,  18|    condition and developing much flesh or getting rather too fat,
15  II,  1 |         no such thing as face or flesh without life or soul in
16  II,  1 |      they will be called face or flesh if the life has gone out
17  II,  1 |         The same applies also to flesh, for this too has a function.
18  II,  1 |     principle in virtue of which flesh is flesh and bone is bone,
19  II,  1 |         virtue of which flesh is flesh and bone is bone, that is
20  II,  4 |        sinews by themselves, and flesh by itself, if one should
21  II,  5 |       impossible for face, hand, flesh, or any other part to exist;
22  II,  6 |           and thus is formed the flesh or its analogues, being
23  II,  6 |       whatever that is made into flesh or bone by the heat, but
24  II,  6 |        cause, that they make the flesh soft, the sinews solid and
25  II,  6 |      formed by the drying of the flesh, like the scum upon boiled
26  II,  6 |          the purest material the flesh and the body of the other
27  II,  7 |          by sucking some lump of flesh or other are mistaken. If
28 III,  2 |       with its umbilicus and the flesh grows round it.~This then
29 III,  3 |         it is being consumed the flesh in like manner encroaches
30  IV,  1 |      which the whole mass of the flesh lies as round a framework.
31  IV,  7 |       and she produced a lump of flesh which is called mola. Moreover
32   V,  3 |        are not formed out of the flesh but out of the skin moisture
33   V,  4 |  wherefore the incapacity in the flesh to concoct the nutriment