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 1 4 |        results are open to her, Nature always brings to pass the
 2 9 |        final cause for whatever Nature does. If they had asked
 3 10|        is for this purpose that Nature so contrives it, for he,
 4 13|         the windpipe, they die. Nature employs respiration through
 5 13|          Hence, since it is the nature of the blood to move upwards
 6 13|    passes out. Such then is the nature and magnitude of the difficulties
 7 14|         by the union with which Nature has set it aglow. But fire,
 8 16|        Hence, since we see that Nature does nothing in vain, and
 9 17|    dying, refrigeration; and so Nature employs the same organ for
10 19|     soul and they have a higher nature than plants. Hence too those
11 20|       material. For example, if nature were to constitute a thing
12 20|       of objects is of the same nature as the region in which they
13 21|     fact that it is of a spongy nature and full of tubes, and that
14 21|          for, being of a subtle nature, it penetrates everywhere
15 22|        account of their aquatic nature have no lung, possess the
16 23|        the creature’s essential nature. This member is situate,
17 26|   though apparently of the same nature, are really not so, namely
18 27| accomplished investigators into nature generally push their studies