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 1  II,  7|        from what is called the aorta, and end in the membrane
 2 III,  4| so-called great vessel and the aorta, each of which is the origin
 3 III,  5|       the great vessel and the aorta. For it is into these two
 4 III,  5|   great vessel superior to the aorta. For the great vessel is
 5 III,  5|     placed in front, while the aorta is behind; the former again
 6 III,  5|       The great vessel and the aorta, which above lie somewhat
 7 III,  5|     front to the rear, and the aorta from the rear to the front.
 8 III,  7|     the firmness of nails. The aorta sends similar branches to
 9 III,  9|      into the kidneys from the aorta. The purpose of this arrangement
10 III,  9|         passing thither by the aorta and the great vessel, the