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 1  I, 7  |    administering medicines to a sick man: and even so I have
 2  I, 8  |       but sometimes conduct the sick to health by availing themselves
 3  I, 8  |   ordered the chamber where the sick man lay to be darkened with
 4 III, 6 |       others have often saved a sick soul, or one which was on
 5 III, 6 |        to forgive sins. "Is any sick among you?" it is said, "
 6 III, 6 |         of faith shall save the sick, and the Lord will raise
 7 III, 16|  strangers, and the care of the sick, consider how great an expenditure
 8 III, 16| providing for the relief of the sick, he should vex the souls
 9 III, 16|      far higher degree; for the sick are difficult creatures
10 III, 17|        ensues. For not only the sick, but also the whole, desire
11 IV, 1  |     pass thee by when thou wert sick, but to rid thee entirely
12 IV, 1  |         one attempt the cure of sick bodies who is not a skilled
13 IV, 3  |       and diet suitable for the sick; and often the condition
14 IV, 3  |    enough for the recovery of a sick man; and there are instances
15 VI, 4  |       of treatment to all their sick, nor for a pilot to know
16 VI, 8  |        visit them when they are sick, to comfort them when they