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 1   I,  16| concerned, the seminal fluid and milk. We will take the former
 2   I,  16|       former first, and treat of milk afterwards.~
 3   I,  20|         as in the coagulation of milk, the milk being the material,
 4   I,  20|         coagulation of milk, the milk being the material, the
 5  II,  2 |         thicken on boiling, e.g. milk. It ought then to solidify
 6  II,  3 |          fig-juice which curdles milk, for this too changes without
 7  II,  4 |          way as rennet acts upon milk, for rennet is a kind of
 8  II,  4 |          for rennet is a kind of milk containing vital heat, which
 9  II,  4 |       the catamenia is the same, milk and the catamenia being
10  II,  7 |          the uterus as she sends milk into the breasts, and because
11 III,  2 |      nourishment, what is called milk, is produced for the young
12 III,  2 |        not the white that is the milk, but the yolk, for it is
13  IV,  4 |          the liquid substance of milk, what is the reason why
14  IV,  4 |       curdle a large quantity of milk, but the more the milk and
15  IV,  4 |        of milk, but the more the milk and the more the fig-juice
16  IV,  4 |         The parallel of curdling milk, which we spoke of before,
17  IV,  8 |                                8~Milk is formed in the females
18  IV,  8 |        does not vary, and so the milk is concocted in time to
19  IV,  8 |        these; hence in women the milk is useless before the seventh
20  IV,  8 |          at this season that the milk becomes useful.~The milk
21  IV,  8 |         milk becomes useful.~The milk collects in the upper part
22  IV,  8 |     concocted more quickly.~That milk has the same nature as the
23  IV,  8 |     liquid in the sanguinea, and milk is blood concocted (not
24  IV,  8 |          of the eighth month the milk comes into being, a white
25  IV,  8 |         kind of putrefaction but milk is concocted). While women
26  IV,  8 |         if they do conceive, the milk dries up. This is because
27  IV,  8 |        because the nature of the milk and of the catamenia is
28  IV,  8 |        then at the same time the milk becomes useful for the nourishment
29   V,  8 |         after the time of taking milk is over, that it should
30   V,  8 |       teeth, but the heat of the milk makes them appear more quickly.
31   V,  8 |         young which enjoy hotter milk grow their teeth quicker,