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 1   1, 13  |   predicated of medicine ~and urine in relation and in proportion
 2   1, 13  |     thus "healthy" applied to urine signifies the sign of ~animal
 3   1, 13  | healthy" which ~is applied to urine, which is called healthy
 4   1, 13  |      of healthy as applied to urine and medicine. For urine
 5   1, 13  |       urine and medicine. For urine is the sign of ~health in
 6   1, 16  |      predicated of animal, of urine, and of medicine, not that
 7   1, 16  |      the cause of health, and urine is called ~healthy, in so
 8   1, 16  |   neither ~in medicine nor in urine, yet in either there is
 9   1, 16  |     though in a subject. Thus urine ~is called healthy, not
10   2, 20  |      which is in ~medicine or urine is derived from the healthiness
11   2, 20  |       is health as applied to urine and medicine, distinct from
12   2, 20  |   medicine is the cause, ~and urine the sign. It is in this
13   3, 60  |    through preserving it; and urine, through being a ~sign of
14 Suppl, 77|       surplus of food, ~so do urine, sweat and other superfluities
15 Suppl, 77|       by nature, for instance urine, sweat, matter, ~and so
16 Suppl, 79|   physician while considering urine is not less but ~more able
17 Suppl, 79|     concerning the colors of ~urine. And since God is apprehended