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 1 1 |  reprehensible as relating to an art which all men avail themselves
 2 2 |     stating and showing what the art really is. From this it
 3 2 |      that whoever treats of this art should treat of things which
 4 3 |                       3. For the art of Medicine would not have
 5 4 |        this is not held to be an art, I do not object. For it
 6 4 |          one, and requiring much art and investigation. Wherefore
 7 7 |         be a practitioner of the art, who found out the regimen
 8 12|          no such accuracy in the Art, to hit always upon what
 9 12|        not to reject the ancient Art, as if it were not, and
10 13| prosecute their inquiries in the Art by hypothesis. For if hot,
11 14|     discoveries, and thought the Art worthy of being ascribed
12 15|      this doctrine, and transfer Art from the cause I have described
13 20|         less connection with the art of medicine than with the
14 20|        of medicine than with the art of painting. And I think