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1 6 |      no stability in it, since Soranus, who is a most accomplished
2 6 | entirely remove from the body? Soranus, then, after discoursing
3 6 |        to hold. As, therefore, Soranus has shown us from facts
4 8 |      substance. But what, says Soranus (in answer to this argument),
5 14|   Panaetius, into five or six; Soranus, into seven; Chrysippus,
6 15|      Diocles, Hippocrates, and Soranus himself; and better than
7 25|    even adults, and the milder Soranus himself, who all knew well
8 44|    that diseased languor which Soranus suggests in opposition to