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 1   I,  1 |        the soul departs, what is left is no longer a living animal,
 2  II,  2 |        and the right side to the left. As with the blood so also
 3  II,  2 |         residue of heat has been left in them after their combustion.
 4  II,  4 |     earth. But if the fibres are left the fluid coagulates, as
 5  II,  5 |        that they have but little left; and when there is but little
 6  II,  10|        parts, a right half and a left, so also each organ of sense
 7  II,  14|       the back, and is therefore left comparatively bald, in spite
 8 III,  2 |         parts, the right and the left, so also and for like reasons
 9 III,  3 |        front and back, right and left, the nobler and more honourable
10 III,  4 |    inclines a little towards the left, so that it may counterbalance
11 III,  4 | chilliness of that side. For the left side is colder in man, as
12 III,  4 |         warmer than those on the left. The left cavity has the
13 III,  4 |      than those on the left. The left cavity has the least blood
14 III,  5 |          and behind, a right and left, an above and below. Now
15 III,  5 |       dried up, there is nothing left of them but their vessels.
16 III,  7 |         rear, a right side and a left.~This explains why it is
17 III,  7 |      side and the smaller on the left. Not but what there are
18 III,  7 |          the body, a right and a left. For each of these sides
19 III,  7 |  mentioned, and also because the left side of the body is more
20 III,  7 |       contraries. Thus right and left, hot and cold, are pairs
21 III,  7 |        the manner described, and left with cold.~The kidneys when
22 III,  9 |          higher than that on the left. For inasmuch as motion
23 III,  9 |       stronger than those on the left, they must all push upwards
24 III,  9 |      right eyebrow more than the left, and that the former is
25 III,  9 |           For the blood which is left behind after this excretion,
26 III,  9 |        certain amount of fire is left in the ashes of solid substances
27 III,  9 |         motion than those on the left. But motion is antagonistic
28 III,  9 |        rate in the right one, is left free. The reason why sheep