Book, Chapter

 1        1, IX   |        restores the sick to better health, could take up his abode
 2        1, IX   |            restored them to better health, does not effect his cures
 3        2, XXIV |       injurious and prejudicial to health, and who does not terminate
 4        3, LIX  |        cured, and those who are in health to the knowledge and study
 5        3, LXXV |         restore patients to bodily health, but who prevents them from
 6        3, LXXX |          consists in the permanent health of the body, and the hope
 7        4, XVIII|            view to the good of his health in the case of a sick man
 8        6, XIV  |         and to call upon those for health that have no strength, and
 9        7, LIX  |           the one way promotes the health of those only who are styled
10        7, LIX  |          other way it promoted the health of great multitudes of men,
11        7, LIX  |       physician who attends to the health of the many, than by one
12        8, XXX  |    appetite, without regard to the health and sustenance of the body.
13        8, L    |      diseased in mind to spiritual health.~
14        8, LVIII|           if he would rather be in health than be sick, rather have
15        8, LVIII|            order that we may be in health rather than be sick, have
16        8, LXI  |             for the sake of bodily health, of bodily enjoyment, and
17        8, LXII | acknowledged them to be. If, then, health of body and success in life