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 1   I,  18|       less secretion, since the great size of the body causes
 2   I,  18|        through strength, when a great quantity of a useless secretion
 3   I,  19|        the reason why it has so great power, for the loss of the
 4   I,  19|       expelled from the body is great but the discharge still
 5   I,  20| different kinds of food cause a great difference in the quantity
 6   I,  20|    other animals; for he has no great quantity of hair in proportion
 7   I,  23|      this we find that it is of great importance compared with
 8  II,  4 |      the two blood-vessels, the great vessel and the aorta, divide
 9  II,  4 |     same season and there is no great difference in the of the
10  II,  7 |        whose uterus has not one great blood-vessel running through
11 III,  2 |       been first formed and the great blood-vessel has been marked
12 III,  4 |     yeast, for yeast also grows great from a small beginning as
13 III,  11|    quantity and distance make a great and wonderful difference.
14  IV,  1 |         he saw that there was a great difference in the whole
15  IV,  1 |    inability to concoct, have a great quantity of blood, for it
16  IV,  3 |    parts is too cold and in too great quantity. Thus the moving
17  IV,  3 |         another—is shown by the great difference in the period
18  IV,  4 | perfected; at the time of birth great confusion of every kind
19  IV,  4 |    secrete such material in too great quantity for the reason
20  IV,  6 |        who are sedentary have a great deal of it in them because
21   V,  3 |        fluid and cold, supplies great abundance of moisture.~The
22   V,  4 |          and the "bregma" has a great deal of moisture, a large
23   V,  7 |   difficulty is that the words "great" and "small", "much" and "
24   V,  7 |         Whether an animal has a great (or loud) voice depends
25   V,  7 |        the same time they set a great quantity in motion and so
26   V,  7 |       changes are the causes of great ones, not per se but when
27   V,  7 |       though small in size, are great in potency; this, indeed,
28   V,  7 |          becoming itself easily great or small. But hardness cannot