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 1        1, IX   |         not believe that even a physician of the body, who restores
 2        2, XX   | preventing him from employing a physician to promote his recovery;
 3        2, XX   |   recover whether you call in a physician or not; but if it is decreed
 4        2, XX   |   recover whether you call in a physician or no. But it is certainly
 5        2, XX   |         vain that you call in a physician." Now with this argument
 6        2, XX   |   healing art, of necessity the physician is summoned, and it is therefore
 7        2, XX   |        in vain do you call in a physician." We have brought forward
 8        2, XXIV |         are like the words of a physician, who cuts bodies asunder,
 9        2, LXVII|       Saviour Lord, like a good physician, came rather to us who were
10        3, XXV  |         improper lives, no wise physician would wish to heal. And
11        3, LXI  |        that be whole need not a physician, but they that are sick;"
12        3, LXII |        were living in a city, a physician had been sent them by a
13        3, LXII |     Word was sent, indeed, as a physician to sinners, but as a teacher
14        3, LXII |      even to such, but not as a physician. While if by those "who
15        3, LXXIV|         I act like a benevolent physician, who should seek after the
16        4, XV   |         befitting to say of the physician, who looks on dreadful sights
17        4, XV   |         to misery?" And yet the physician, in looking on dreadful
18        4, XVIII|    child, or is arranged by the physician with a view to the good
19        4, LXXII|     were to call the words of a physician "threats," when he tells
20        7, LIX  |         promoted better by that physician who attends to the health