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 1   I,  12|          shelter, and maturation by concoction, while the outer surface
 2   I,  18|        secretion when in process of concoction turns to fat with those
 3   I,  18|       strength; the former prevents concoction of the nutriment, the latter
 4   I,  20|          bowels by the insufficient concoction of the blood, so are caused
 5   I,  21|             this effect by heat and concoction, as the egg acquires nutriment
 6  II,  4 |          vital heat through want of concoction, whereas that which is concocted
 7  II,  6 |           course of evaporation and concoction it becomes more solid and
 8  II,  6 |            because of the amount of concoction required by the brain, and
 9 III,  1 |        being hot and very active in concoction, and because moreover they
10 III,  2 |           incubating and aiding the concoction, the creature developing
11 III,  2 |             aiding in the work, for concoction is a kind of heat. For the
12 III,  2 |           For the earth aids in the concoction by its heat, and the brooding
13 III,  2 |           therefore it liquefies on concoction in the earth or by reason
14 III,  11|        conception, by secretion and concoction. The like is the case also
15 III,  11|             together and combine by concoction out of the sea-water on
16  IV,  1 |          discharge it.) And (2) all concoction works by means of heat.
17  IV,  6 |        coldness (for development is concoction, and it is heat that concocts,
18  IV,  7 |        foreign body.) It is want of concoction that is the reason of its
19  IV,  7 |           is also a sort of want of concoction.~A difficulty is raised
20  IV,  8 |      concocted. As for the cause of concoction, we may take that already
21  IV,  8 |          pus", for putrefaction and concoction are opposite things, and
22   V,  5 |          that the heat required for concoction does not altogether fail.
23   V,  6 |            for the same reason; the concoction of their nutriment makes
24   V,  6 | well-flavoured, and heat causes the concoction. The same cause holds for