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 1   I,  18|       they do not sufficiently concoct their food, and in childhood
 2   I,  20|     which they are not able to concoct and turn into semen, is
 3   I,  20|    being neither too little to concoct it and fix it into form,
 4  II,  4 |      the female nature able to concoct it, because it is colder
 5  II,  4 |  female nature being unable to concoct the nourishment thoroughly,
 6  IV,  1 |     the male is that which can concoct the blood into semen and
 7  IV,  1 |       not bear sway and cannot concoct the nourishment through
 8  IV,  1 |        ability or inability to concoct the nourishment in its ultimate
 9  IV,  1 |      also in the embryo and to concoct thoroughly the ultimate
10  IV,  1 |    because of its inability to concoct and of the coldness of the
11  IV,  1 | females, owing to inability to concoct, have a great quantity of
12  IV,  2 |    much secretion is harder to concoct; hence the semen of the
13  IV,  7 |     catamenia and is unable to concoct them; when, then, the embryo
14  IV,  7 |     formed of a liquid hard to concoct, then comes the so-called
15   V,  1 |     brain and an incapacity to concoct properly, and so is blueness
16   V,  3 |       heat in them they do not concoct their nutriment and so have
17   V,  4 |       proper heat is unable to concoct the moisture and so it is
18   V,  4 |     incapacity in the flesh to concoct the nutriment causes the
19   V,  4 |  neither so little that it can concoct it nor so much that it cannot