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 1 1 |   must exist in some bodily part which must be one of those
 2 1 |  must be a single identical part in virtue of which they
 3 1 | between these regions. That part where food enters we call
 4 1 |      while downward is that part by which the primary excrement
 5 1 |  from the ground, the upper part must always be down; for
 6 2 |     to live by means of the part connected with nutrition.~
 7 3 |     plant), an intermediate part belonging to both halves.
 8 3 |     halves. It is from this part that both root and stem
 9 3 |     of the heart. It is the part of the dominating organ
10 3 |   is always located in this part, evidently the principle
11 4 |  ones, in the corresponding part of their body. But in animals
12 4 |     aglow with fire in this part, which in sanguineous animals
13 9 |     a certain motion in the part of the body which draws
14 14|     must be located in that part of the body and in that
15 16| with blood, but in the most part of the latter it is spongy.
16 19|  why he alone has his upper part directed to the upper part
17 19|  part directed to the upper part of the universe is that
18 23| bloodless the corresponding part of their body. But some
19 24|     due to inability on the part of the organ, owing to old