Great Books of the Western World, Band 28Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... heat , 1 and since all living things are warm , all dying things cold , there must be a particular seat and fountain , a kind of home and hearth , where the cherisher of nature , the original of the native fire , is stored and pre ...
... heat , 1 and since all living things are warm , all dying things cold , there must be a particular seat and fountain , a kind of home and hearth , where the cherisher of nature , the original of the native fire , is stored and pre ...
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... heat , as an instrument of nature available for every purpose , and who speak of the necessity of heat as the cherisher and retainer in life of the sev- eral parts of the body , who at the same time ad- mit that this heat cannot exist ...
... heat , as an instrument of nature available for every purpose , and who speak of the necessity of heat as the cherisher and retainer in life of the sev- eral parts of the body , who at the same time ad- mit that this heat cannot exist ...
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... heat and life along with the blood that reaches it , through the coronary arteries ; and only so long as the blood has access to it . Neither can the liver perform its office without the in- fluence of the blood and heat it receives ...
... heat and life along with the blood that reaches it , through the coronary arteries ; and only so long as the blood has access to it . Neither can the liver perform its office without the in- fluence of the blood and heat it receives ...
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