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Alphabetical [« »] exerted 1 exhalation 1 exhale 1 exhaustion 12 exist 10 exists 5 expanded 2	Frequency [« »] 12 cases 12 class 12 cooling 12 exhaustion 12 most 12 sanguineous 11 always	Aristotle On youth and old age, on life and death, on breathing IntraText - Concordances exhaustion

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 1 5 |       it may go out either by exhaustion or by extinction. That which
 2 5 |  which is self-caused we call exhaustion, that due to its opposites
 3 5 |     other cases the result is exhaustion,-when the heat accumulates
 4 6 |       heat comes to an end by exhaustion. Trees suffering at such
 5 14|    either by extinction or by exhaustion. It suffers extinction from
 6 14|      of cold cause death. But exhaustion is due to excess of heat;
 7 14|   added to it, it goes out by exhaustion, not by the action of cold.
 8 15|     have already said. For of exhaustion that kind which is destruction
 9 23|    and the fire goes out from exhaustion.~Hence a small disturbance
10 24| consists in the extinction or exhaustion of the vital heat (for either
11 24|    while natural death is the exhaustion of the heat owing to lapse
12 24|     Death, in old age, is the exhaustion due to inability on the