[102] The Empiricists, cf. Introduction, p. [xiii].
[103] His ὄγκοι or molecules.
[104] He does not say “organized” or “living” body; inanimate things were also thought to possess “natures”; cf. p. 2, [note 1].
[105] Carthamus tinctorius.
[106] Daphne Gnidium.
[107] Euphorbia acanthothamnos.
[108] Teucrium chamaedrys.
[109] Atractylis gummifera.
[110] On use of κενόω cf. p. 98, [note 1].
[111] Empiricist physicians.