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 1   I,  1|         an illustration of what I mean), to begin by discussing
 2   I,  1|          be conducted; whether, I mean, we are first to deal with
 3   I,  1|       part of a dead body, such I mean as its eye or its hand,
 4   I,  1|      necessity we shall sometimes mean hypothetical necessity,
 5   I,  3|           differentia by itself I mean such an isolated differentia
 6   I,  3|     differentia with antecedent I mean, to give an instance, Manycleft-footed
 7   I,  5|  consequents.~Instances of what I mean by functions and affections
 8   I,  5|      actions. Instances of what I mean by parts are Nose, Eye,
 9  II,  7|     moderation and brought to the mean (for in the mean, and not
10  II,  7|           to the mean (for in the mean, and not in either extreme,
11  II,  8|       exist. By the other parts I mean the bones, the skin, the
12 III,  1| accordance with the rule that the mean partakes of both extremes,