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 1    1, Prol|       infirmities!~Who art the physician of our pride and self-conceit!~
 2    1, 1   |        and in answer thereto a physician was sent from heaven. He
 3    1, 1   |         In accordance with the physician's advice, the prince sent
 4    1, 1   |     the end of that period the physician, by divine command, gave
 5    1, 1   |       who has strayed from his physician,~Importune me not, for I
 6    2, 2   |      sick men quarrel with the physician or boys with the teacher.
 7    2, 8   |     the calf, and of the Greek physician Galen and a madman.~He who
 8    2, 13  |      XIII. The Old Man and the Physician.~ ~~An old man complained
 9    2, 13  |      old man complained to his physician that he suffered from headache.
10    2, 13  |    suffered from headache. The physician replied, "That is caused
11    2, 13  |   defect in his sight, and the physician again told him that his
12    2, 13  |       walk, and so on; and the physician replied that each of these
13    2, 13  |  remedy for every malady?" The physician answered, "This passion
14    5, 1   |      serves as evidence to the physician of the body.~But the physician
15    5, 1   | physician of the body.~But the physician of the spirit penetrates
16    6, 5   |    incurable disease went to a physician for advice. The physician
17    6, 5   |      physician for advice. The physician felt his pulse, and perceived
18    6, 5   |       The sick man blessed the physician for his agreeable prescription,
19    6, 5   |       and, calling to mind the physician's advice, at once carried
20    6, 7   |      urine and breath whence a physician infers.~If these be your