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 1 2 |       not a little, but a very great deal, indeed, to medicine.
 2 6 |    situation of a city bears a great resemblance to autumn as
 3 6 | between morning and evening is great. So it is with regard to
 4 9 |      of waters, and those from great rivers into which other
 5 14|       now treat of such as are great either from nature, or custom;
 6 16|       which do not undergo any great changes either to heat or
 7 19|      the seasons, too, are not great nor violent, for, in fact,
 8 19| changes of the seasons are not great. For these reasons their
 9 23|        seasons, which are very great and frequent, and because
10 24|        of the seasons are very great, are likely to have great
11 24|      great, are likely to have great variety of shapes among