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 1   I, 5|     sometimes it too has been affected. The altering agent, however,
 2   I, 7|    that neither is in any way affected by the other. Why, indeed,
 3   I, 7|    Moreover, if "like" can be affected by "like", a thing can also
 4   I, 7|    like", a thing can also be affected by itself: and yet if that
 5   I, 7|        Whiteness could not be affected in any way by line nor line
 6   I, 7|    law of nature that body is affected by body, flavour by flavour,
 7   I, 7|      agent acts without being affected: thus the art of healing
 8   I, 7| heated or cooled or otherwise affected. Now the art of healing
 9   I, 7|      matter are such as to be affected in acting. For we maintain
10   I, 7|      others are such as to be affected; and what holds of motion
11   I, 8| impossible they should not be affected by one another: the "slightly-hot