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1     6|    witness—that the power of food pervades the body. But if
2    26|      of them is the taste of food, in Prayer or in Disgorgings!
3    26|   evidence of its (i.e., the food's) heaviness and coldness.
4    26|    the coldness shuts up the food heavily there, that is to
5    26|    phlegm, which is over the food—the great enemy of the School
6    26| Refining, lest it (i.e., the food) should be released, and
7    26|  spread over the face of the food ; and then a way is opened
8    26|      disgorge, because their food has not yet been digested,
9    28|   they were perceived in the food, they may be perceived in