Caloris vero si non fuerit in corpore iusta conparatio, non erit spiritus animalis neque erectio firma, cibique vires non poterunt habere coctionis temperaturam.
If there is not in the body a due provision of heat, there will be neither breath of life nor firm and upright pose, and the properties of food will lack the effect of digestion.
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