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 1  II,  7 |        direction, which is from the centre of the body upwards. It
 2  II,  7 |            the cardiac heat and the centre of life is most delicate
 3  II,  9 |        continuous with the vascular centre, it would be unable to retain
 4  II,  9 |            warmth derived from this centre that hinders the blood from
 5  II,  9 |          manifestly putrid. Now the centre or origin of the blood-vessels
 6  II,  9 | blood-vessels is the heart, and the centre or origin of the bones,
 7  II,  10|             constitutes the sensory centre. There also it was stated
 8 III,  2 |      animals the horn is set in the centre of the head; for as the
 9 III,  3 |          For it is in the front and centre of the body that the heart
10 III,  4 |            the heart lies about the centre of the body, but rather
11 III,  4 |            similar position, in the centre of the necessary part of
12 III,  4 |          suited for a source is the centre. For the centre is one,
13 III,  4 |       source is the centre. For the centre is one, and is equally or
14 III,  4 |          the heart is placed in the centre of the pectoral region;
15 III,  4 |          and odd one may serve as a centre common to both sides. But
16 III,  5 |           vessels coalesce into one centre, and spring from one source,
17 III,  7 |          together under one supreme centre. For there is an upper and
18 III,  9 |            the great vessel.~In the centre of the kidney is a cavity
19 III,  9 |      substance of the organ, in its centre, where as a general rule
20 III,  10|            the stomach, so that the centre wherein abides the sensory