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 1 3 | suffered much and severely from strong and brutish diet, swallowing
 2 3 |          they became exposed to strong pains and diseases, and
 3 3 |         in consequence of using strong articles of food, get off
 4 3 |  diluted those things which are strong and of intense qualities
 5 5 | invented soups, by mixing a few strong things with much water,
 6 5 |      abstracting that which was strong in them by dilution and
 7 8 |    neither very feeble, nor yet strong, eats of those things which
 8 9 |         fall in with a great, a strong, and a dangerous disease,
 9 13|        man, not indeed one of a strong constitution, but one of
10 14|        but whatever in each was strong, and more than a match for
11 14|      something else intense and strong, and therefore we are disordered
12 14|         character, nor anything strong, but the whole forms one
13 14|        forms one simple and not strong substance.~
14 16|       by means of a hot bath or strong fire, and straightway having
15 19|         eyes being possessed of strong and varied acrimonies, ulcerate
16 22|      powers, I mean intense and strong juices; and by structures,
17 22|        when it is by nature not strong so as to be able to withstand
18 22|        nervous (tendinous?) and strong nature, and therefore less