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 1 1 |           time state the causes of respiration as well, since in some cases
 2 5 |       excessively owing to lack of respiration and of refrigeration. For
 3 7 |        philosophers have spoken of respiration. The reason, however, why
 4 7 |        then there is less need for respiration. These animals can remain
 5 7 |         blood have greater need of respiration on account of the amount
 6 8 |         others who have treated of respiration, while saying nothing definite
 7 8 |           what goes by the name of respiration consists, on the one hand,
 8 8 |          it is at that moment that respiration is said to occur. But it
 9 9 |       source. Again, the manner of respiration said to exist in them might
10 9 |            suffocated by excessive respiration. Again, if all animals breathe,
11 9 |         had asked for what purpose respiration exists in animals, and had
12 10|         certain result produced by respiration; he asserts that it prevents
13 10|     atmosphere thrusting them out, respiration, according to his account,
14 10|          cause of the beginning of respiration, nor say whether it is internal
15 10|          account is true, and that respiration does not occur in every
16 10|           and, having more need of respiration, we always breathe faster.
17 11|            different cause. For if respiration occurs only in land-animals
18 11|       different form, this form of respiration, if they all can breathe,
19 11|           It is also nonsense that respiration should consist in the entrance
20 12|         purposes of nutrition that respiration is designed, and believe
21 12|         fire is fed by the breath; respiration, as it were, adding fuel
22 13|           also gives an account of respiration without, however, making
23 13|             Also when dealing with respiration by means of the nostrils
24 13|        what is the primary kind of respiration. Even the breath which passes
25 13|         when animals are bereft of respiration through the nostrils, no
26 13|           they die. Nature employs respiration through the nostrils as
27 13|            then is what he says of respiration. But, as we said, all animals
28 13|           if it is of this kind of respiration that he is talking, we must
29 13|  Empedocles is accounting only for respiration through the nostrils, he
30 13|           other writers concerning respiration.~
31 16|          spongy. Hence they employ respiration more sparingly as already
32 17|            water. At the moment of respiration they do not take in food,
33 18| refrigeration. That is effected by respiration, for they have a lung. Hence
34 18|       suffocation owing to lack of respiration, and hence they can be seen
35 19|           why those having it need respiration, is that the higher animals
36 21|           the admission of air and respiration in those animals in which
37 22|          takes place in the heart. Respiration is the means of effecting
38 26|        palpitation, pulsation, and respiration.~Palpitation is the rushing
39 27|                                 27~Respiration takes place when the hot
40 27|       passage of the air is called respiration, the outward expiration,
41 27|            death are bound up with respiration, so in the other animals