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 1 3 | flabby; they do not eat nor drink much; drinking wine in particular,
 2 5 |     soft, and delightful to drink, in such a city. For the
 3 7 |    on hoarseness; those who drink them have large and obstructed
 4 7 |     harsh, are not good for drink. But there are certain constitutions
 5 7 |    not mind, but may always drink whatever is at hand. But
 6 7 | hand. But whoever wishes to drink the most suitable for any
 7 8 |   of the voice to those who drink them. Those from snow and
 8 9 |  become ruptured, when they drink all sorts of waters, and
 9 9 |   urethra so wide, and they drink more than children do. Thus,
10 15|     many canals there. They drink the hot and stagnant waters,
11 18|   They eat boiled meat, and drink the milk of mares, and also
12 24| rivers, but the inhabitants drink the waters of fountains,