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1 5 |        porous, do not prevent the passage of air, and again they enable
2 8 |          their breath by the same passage as that by which they draw
3 11|      Again, it is absurd that the passage of the hot air out through
4 12|      flame results in the outward passage of the breath. To combat
5 13| Empedocles, however, explains the passage inwards and outwards of
6 17|    working up the food and in the passage of the breath outwards and
7 27|         full of blood. The inward passage of the air is called respiration,
8 27|         life is bound up with the passage of the breath outwards and