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1 3|      an animal must first take food and receive growth, and
2 3|       growth, and in all cases food in its ultimate form is,
3 3|        acts, if not cold, like food prior to digestion. Moreover,
4 3|     great deal, because of the food being all borne upwards-a
5 3|    retire? Moreover, when much food is taken, which [i.e. the
6 3|       itself cooled, until the food has been digested.~For,
7 3|      after the assimilation of food is especially in need of
8 3| heaviness consequent on taking food. We have now stated the