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 1 3 |     eat and drink when in good health were proper for them, and
 2 3 |  agreed with them when in good health, neither did nor do agree
 3 3 |       and food which people in health now use would not have been
 4 3 |    from them food, growth, and health, would arise. To such a
 5 3 |      it was discovered for the health of man, for his nourishment
 6 5 |     men in sickness as in good health. Wherefore, even yet, such
 7 5 |       way when sick as when in health; that is to say, they take
 8 6 | decidedly hurt man, whether in health or in disease.~
 9 8 |        with that of persons in health, he will find it not more
10 8 |        have taken when in good health; and that another man in
11 8 |       that another man in good health, having a constitution neither
12 10|    consideration of persons in health. For, to some, with whom
13 11|        who, when in a state of health, remain for two or three
14 14|  subjected to them, whether in health, convalescence, or disease.
15 16|  operate thus both upon men in health and in disease. For example,
16 16|        example, if a person in health wishes to cool his body
17 23|       as to sufferings both in health and disease; such as whether