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 1 1 |  like manner with Medicine. Wherefore I have not thought that
 2 2 |    to him, misses his mark. Wherefore, then, there is no necessity
 3 4 | much art and investigation. Wherefore those who devote themselves
 4 5 | sickness as in good health. Wherefore, even yet, such races of
 5 9 |    from deficiency of food; wherefore the practice in those cases
 6 9 |  the sensation of the body; wherefore it is a task to learn this
 7 12|                         12. Wherefore, I say, that such constitutions
 8 19|    I have described before. Wherefore, all the other complaints
 9 20|    other things accurately. Wherefore it appears to me necessary
10 20| disturbance it creates, and wherefore, and with what principle