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 1 1 |       or two original causes of diseases or of death among mankind),
 2 2 |    inquire or treat, but of the diseases under which the common people
 3 2 |      people have labored, which diseases and the causes of their
 4 3 |     exposed to strong pains and diseases, and to early deaths. It
 5 3 |         from such things pains, diseases, and death would arise,
 6 3 |         of diet by which pains, diseases, and deaths were occasioned.~
 7 6 |        certain persons in their diseases, but, on the contrary, when
 8 8 |     laboring under one of those diseases which are neither serious
 9 14|       how can he understand the diseases which befall a man? For,
10 17| pneumonia, and other formidable diseases, do not quickly get rid
11 19|  discharges, and with these the diseases gain strength. But when
12 21|       During convalescence from diseases, and also in protracted
13 21|          and also in protracted diseases, many disorders occur, some
14 22|         ought also to know what diseases arise in man from the powers,