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 1 2 |  will yet be found out, if a person possessed of the proper
 2 8 |      could take; the healthy person who did so would be subjected
 3 8 |     and danger than the sick person who took bread or cake unseasonably.
 4 10|  spirits, the eyes of such a person will become more pallid,
 5 12|      do not; and that a weak person is in a state very nearly
 6 12|     to one in disease; but a person in disease is the weaker,
 7 13| injurious to man, and if the person who would treat him properly
 8 13|    change the diet which the person used, and instead of wheat
 9 16|   disease. For example, if a person in health wishes to cool
10 16|  before. And thus, too, if a person wish to be warmed thoroughly
11 16| chills than before. And if a person fan himself on account of
12 16|   his case than in that of a person who does nothing of the