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 1 5 | health; that is to say, they take what suits their appetite,
 2 6 |   whomsoever it is proper to take soups and not eat solid
 3 8 |      much less than he could take; the healthy person who
 4 10|       with whom it agrees to take only one meal in the day,
 5 10|    for the same reason, also take dinner, and this they do
 6 10|   they make it a practice to take one or two meals. But there
 7 10|  Such persons, provided they take dinner when it is not their
 8 10|      and thirst; and if they take supper in addition, they
 9 10|      if he should attempt to take at supper the same food
10 10|   and he will not be able to take it off; and these things,
11 11|  then, who was accustomed to take only one meal in the day,
12 11|    of him who had omitted to take dinner.~
13 15|     to advise the patient to take something hot, for he would
14 19|     into the form of humors, take place through many and various
15 20|   for there are some who can take it to satiety without being