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 1 III,  7 |         has yet been said of the midriff, which is one of the parts
 2 III,  10| separated from the former by the midriff or, as some call it, the
 3 III,  10|     animals, all of which have a midriff, just as they all have a
 4 III,  10|        liver. For they require a midriff to divide the region of
 5 III,  10|       division, constructing the midriff as a kind of partition-wall
 6 III,  10|        food.~That portion of the midriff which is near the ribs is
 7 III,  10|      extensibility. Now that the midriff, which is a kind of outgrowth
 8 III,  10|         because of this that the midriff is called Phrenes, as though
 9 III,  10|        wounded anywhere near the midriff, they are seen to laugh,
10 III,  10|         should laugh, when their midriff is wounded, is but what
11 III,  14|                     14~Below the midriff lies the stomach, placed