Part, Question

1   1, 17  | happens that on account of an unhealthy ~tongue sweet seems bitter
2   2, 54  |   regards the healthy and the unhealthy. ~Therefore habits are not
3   2, 10  |      is not a dangerous or an unhealthy error, if he does or says ~
4   2, 75  |   instance, if a man ~sell an unhealthy animal as being a healthy
5   2, 75  |  owner, to cry: 'I offer this unhealthy ~horse for sale?'" Therefore
6   3, 84  |       of the hale, but of the unhealthy. What ~sort of a physician
7 Suppl, 78| weariness; or again, they are unhealthy, in so far as man ~indulges
8 Suppl, 78|        would ~seem to have an unhealthy appetite, since according
9 Suppl, 87|    Now in the senses, "to the unhealthy palate ~bread is painful,