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 1 1 |        the body is divided into upper and lower (they all have
 2 1 |        and lower (they all have upper and lower parts, so that
 3 1 |       where food enters we call upper, considering it by itself
 4 1 |    characteristic of having his upper parts pointing upwards in
 5 1 | sustenance from the ground, the upper part must always be down;
 6 3 |       changes, whereas with the upper region of the body taste
 7 10|       surrounding air gains the upper hand, and, the animal being
 8 19|     reason why he alone has his upper part directed to the upper
 9 19|      upper part directed to the upper part of the universe is
10 23|          at the junction of the upper and lower parts; in plants
11 26|      for when one is afraid the upper parts become cold, and the