Book, Chapter

 1        1, IX   |      the body, who restores the sick to better health, could
 2        1, XXVI |       the healing of numbers of sick persons, do not attain their
 3        2, XX   |   applied, say in the case of a sick man, with the view of sophistically
 4        2, LXIV |   appear the same person to the sick, and to those who needed
 5        3, XXI  |    descending again to heal the sick and those who were unable
 6        3, LIX  |         to invite those who are sick in saul to be cured, and
 7        3, LXI  |       the cure of those who are sick, respecting which the word
 8        3, LXI  |    physician, but they that are sick;" others, gain, which to
 9        3, LXII |   saying that on account of the sick who were living in a city,
10        3, LXXIV|       who should seek after the sick in order to help and cure
11        4, XVIII| medicine, either in the case of sick and lunatic friends, with
12        4, XVIII|        to escape danger. But no sick man or lunatic is a friend
13        4, XVIII|         health in the case of a sick man or (is specially) prepared
14        4, XIX  |     absurdity in Him who healed sick friends, healing the dear
15        4, XIX  |        friends, afterwards fell sick or became afflicted with
16        7, XIV  |       become a slave, or become sick or die; would there be therefore
17        8, LVIII|     rather be in health than be sick, rather have prosperity
18        8, LVIII|        in health rather than be sick, have prosperity rather