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 1 3 |     are indisposed, the same food and other articles of regimen
 2 3 |     I hold that the diet and food which people in health now
 3 3 |     require no other kind of food. And, at first, I am of
 4 3 |    man used the same sort of food, and that the present articles
 5 3 |     using strong articles of food, get off with little trouble,
 6 3 |    they would search out the food befitting their nature,
 7 3 | could manage, that from them food, growth, and health, would
 8 5 |  quantity of the articles of food which they used, and this
 9 5 |    quantities of their usual food, and as such persons would
10 6 |    what was given has proved food and increase to the disease,
11 6 |    affected partook of solid food, or cake, or bread, even
12 6 |     from the strength of the food in reference to the affection;
13 6 |      soups and not eat solid food, such a one will be much
14 6 |      little, but even little food will be injurious to him.
15 7 |     all mankind that kind of food which we all now use, in
16 9 |   arising from deficiency of food; wherefore the practice
17 10|      twice in a day the same food which they have been in
18 10|      take at supper the same food which he was wont to partake
19 11|    soon as the body required food, and when the former meal
20 11|     is consumed from want of food. For all the symptoms which
21 11|  this man I refer to want of food. And I also say that all
22 11|    two or three days without food, experience the same unpleasant
23 14|     And thus, of articles of food, those which are unsuitable
24 14|     is accustomed to use for food, with the exception of condiments
25 20|  relation to the articles of food and drink, and to his other
26 20|   cheese is a bad article of food, as disagreeing with whoever
27 20|   are many other articles of food and drink naturally bad
28 21|   walk taken, or any unusual food eaten, all which were better
29 21|  such and such an article of food. Whoever does not know what