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 1 3| fitted for its reception, the evaporation arising from it enters into
 2 3|     one which arises from the evaporation attendant upon the process
 3 3|   comes on like this, for the evaporation from the foods eaten is
 4 3|   hours. For when the spirit [evaporation] moves upwards in a volume,
 5 3|     large, the impetus of the evaporation upwards is excessive. Those [
 6 3|       so that the quantity of evaporation in their case is not great.
 7 3|       head are cooled as the "evaporation" ascends thither? Or, as
 8 3|      which [i.e. the nutrient evaporation from which] the hot substance
 9 3|    corporeal element [in the "evaporation"] conveyed upwards by the
10 3|   just so the excrementitious evaporation, when carried up by the
11 3|    from the head); while that evaporation which is nutrient and not
12 3|     not readily admitting the evaporation. This, then, is a sufficient
13 3|     despite the fact that the evaporation is exceedingly hot.~A person