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 1 3 |         many are unfruitful from disease, and not from nature, and
 2 3 |          and hold to be a sacred disease (epilepsy). The men are
 3 3 |        moreover, if any epidemic disease connected with the change
 4 5 |        and blooming, unless some disease counteract. The inhabitants
 5 7 |        strongest medicines. This disease is habitual to them both
 6 7 |        the most suitable for any disease, may accomplish his purpose
 7 19|      some violent cause, or from disease.~
 8 22|      others are, and that no one disease is either more divine or
 9 22| themselves in this way: when the disease is commencing, they open
10 22|         horses. And yet, if this disease had been more divine than
11 22|          natural cause, and this disease arises among the Scythians