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 1 1 |  regions. That part where food enters we call upper, considering
 2 6 |        a cooling effect [as it enters, just as it has in man]
 3 10|    when we breathe and the air enters, these enter along with
 4 11|         which being carried on enters the very place whence the
 5 11|   breathing, for, because what enters does not adequately perform
 6 13| shrinks away the tender blood,~Enters the blustering wind with
 7 13|      then the flood the vessel enters, but the air,~Until she
 8 13|        the mouth, both when it enters and when it passes out.
 9 14|        between that where food enters and that where excrement
10 17|       is expanded, and the air enters to effect refrigeration.
11 27|        pass out again. When it enters the air is cold, but on