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1 I | concluding that there was no science in existence that was of
2 I |    me to make merchandise of science for the bettering of my
3 I |     longer to seek any other science than the knowledge of myself,
4 II|   unknown; and although this science contains indeed a number
5 II|      embarrass, instead of a science fitted to cultivate the
6 VI|    for. ~It is true that the science of medicine, as it now exists,
7 VI|  search after so necessary a science, and since I had fallen