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501 3 | current to and fro, like a tide-race in a narrow strait. Now,
502 2 | all affected at the same time is inevitable, whereas,
503 | towards
504 3 | cools also the nutrient tract, and the other parts wheresoever
505 3 | occasions, so the passages and tracts in the head are cooled as
506 2 | process] per se we shall treat hereafter. In bloodless
507 3 | business of a different treatise from the present. Owing
508 2 | whereas, if one of the tributaries becomes powerless, that
509 2 | which all the others are tributary, has been in some way affected,
510 1 | sometimes do not; or whether the truth is that sleepers always
511 3 | above [becoming cool], it turns back again, and moves downwards
512 2 | since there are several types of cause (for we assign
513 1 | and sickness, beauty and ugliness, strength and weakness,
514 3 | in all cases food in its ultimate form is, in sanguineous
515 | under
516 3 | into the veins, and there, undergoing a change, is converted into
517 2 | senses having each and all undergone some affection, it would
518 2 | holoptera [insects with undivided wings] as wasps and bees;
519 | unless
520 1 | faculty, in the proper and unqualified sense, is impossible while
521 3 | which is nutrient and not unwholesome, becoming condensed, descends
522 3 | by the corporeal element, upborne by the connatural heat,
523 3 | the food being all borne upwards-a mark whereof appears in
524 | us
525 2 | necessity to each animal. I use the term "necessity" in
526 3 | as moisture turned into vapour by the sun’s heat is, when
527 3 | respectively, of the two vessels, called the "great" and
528 3 | evaporation] moves upwards in a volume, on its return downwards
529 | was
530 2 | with undivided wings] as wasps and bees; also in flies
531 1 | and ugliness, strength and weakness, sight and blindness, hearing
532 3 | this comes to a stand it weighs a person down and causes
533 3 | good for infants or for wet nurses (for it makes no
534 | whatever
535 | where
536 3 | tract, and the other parts wheresoever such secretion is potentially
537 2 | things are different from white things, but by a faculty
538 2 | connatural (which explains why winged insects of the class holoptera,
539 2 | insects with undivided wings] as wasps and bees; also
540 2 | become powerless need in no wise follow.~It is indeed evident
541 3 | being naturally erect) is withdrawn; and this, when it befalls
542 3 | remaining at rest in the womb at first. Also, as a general
543 1 | and which result from the workings of Nature, or of Spontaneity.~
544 3 | cases of lethargy. Extreme youth also has this effect; infants,